Line-by-line explanation:
prod = getProd(4,5,2)
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This line is trying to call a function named getProd with arguments 4, 5, and 2.
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However, at this point in the code, getProd is not yet defined, so Python will throw an error.
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Error: NameError: name 'getProd' is not defined
print(prod)
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This line will not run because the previous line causes an error.
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If the function was properly defined before being called, this line would print the result of 4 * 5 * 2 = 40.
def getProd(a, b, c):
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This defines a function named getProd that takes 3 arguments: a, b, and c.
return a * b * c
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This returns the product of the three numbers passed to the function.
Summary:
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The code tries to use the function before it's defined.
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Python reads code from top to bottom, so it doesn't know what getProd is when it's first called.
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To fix it, you should define the function before calling it.
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