Python Function to Display Full Name

Introduction:

This Python code demonstrates a simple function that accepts a first name and a last name as parameters. It then concatenates the first name and last name using the + operator and a space to create a full name. Finally, it displays the full name using the print() function.

Code:

#Function to display full name
#The requirements are listed below:
 #1. The function should have 2 parameters to accept first name and 
 #last name.
 #2. Concatenate names using + operator with a space between first 
 #name and last name.
 #3. Display full name.
def fullname(first,last): 
#+ operator is used to concatenate strings
 fullname = first + " " + last 
 print("Hello",fullname) 
#function ends here
first = input("Enter first name: ")
last = input("Enter last name: ")
#function call 
fullname(first,last)

Logic:

1. Define a function called “fullname” that accepts two parameters: “first” for the first name and “last” for the last name.
2. Inside the function, concatenate the first name, a space, and the last name using the + operator. Store the result in a variable called “fullname”.
3.  Use the print() function to display the full name with a greeting.
4.  Outside the function, prompt the user to enter their first name and last name using the input() function and store the values.

Output:

The output of this code will be “Hello [Full Name]”. The full name will be displayed by concatenating the first name and last name entered by the user using the + operator with a space between them. The greeting “Hello” will be displayed before the full name.

Enter first name: STEM

Enter last name: Learners

>> Hello STEM Learners