Write a function named get_my_age that returns your age as an int (this is YOUR age, so if you were 21 you would return the number 21). Note that this function takes no arguments and no input from the user. Call the function once and print the result. Reflect on the difference between creating a variable with a constant value and creating a function with no arguments that returns a constant return value.

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Maren Gaines

17 June, 08:59

Write a function named get_my_age that returns your age as an int (this is YOUR age, so if you were 21 you would return the number 21). Note that this function takes no arguments and no input from the user. Call the function once and print the result. Reflect on the difference between creating a variable with a constant value and creating a function with no arguments that returns a constant return value.

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Grant Frye · Answer 1

The programming language is not stated; However, I'll answer this question using 2 programming languages (Python and C++)

Comments are used for explanatory purpose

Python program starts here

def get_my_age () : #Declare function

age = 21 #Assign value to age

print (age) #Print age

get_my_age () #Call function

#End of Program

C+ + Programming Language starts here

#include

using namespace std;

int get_my_age () / /Declare Function

{

int age = 21; / /Assign value to age

cout<
}

int main ()

{

get_my_age (); / /Call Function

return 0;

}