Lecture 10
"Function : Adding Two Numbers and Returning the Result"
Your code defines a function bar() that takes two arguments x and y, adds them together, and returns the result. Then, it assigns the values 6 to a and 8 to b. Finally, it calls the bar() function with a and b as arguments and prints the result. In this code, the bar() function is defined to take two parameters, x and y. It adds the values of x and y together and stores the result in the result variable. Finally, it returns the value of result. When you call bar(a, b), it passes the values of a (which is 6) and b (which is 8) as arguments to the bar() function. The function adds these values together (6 + 8) and returns the result (14). The print() statement then outputs the result 14 to the console. Therefore, when you run the code, it will print 14 as the output.
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