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CENGAGE MINDTAP Programming Exercise 11.3 Instructions Python's pow function returns the result of raising a number to a given power. Define a function expo that performs this task, and state its computational complexity using big-O notation. The first argument of this function is the number, and the second argument is the exponent (nonnegative numbers only). You may use either a loop or a recursive function in your implementation. Caution: do not use Python's ** operator or pow function in this exercise! Grading When you have completed your program, click the Submit button to record your score. expo.py 1 2 File: expo.py 3 Project 11.3 4 5 Defines a function to raise a number to a given power. 6 The complexity is O(n), where n is the exponent. 7 8 9 def expo(base, exponent): 10 11 # Write your function here 12 def main(): 13 14 15 16 """Tests with powers of 2.""" for exponent in range(5): print(exponent, expo(2, exponent)) 17 if name == "main": 18 main() 19 > Terminal

          CENGAGE MINDTAP
Programming Exercise 11.3
Instructions
Python's pow function returns the result of raising a number
to a given power. Define a function expo that performs this
task, and state its computational complexity using big-O
notation. The first argument of this function is the number,
and the second argument is the exponent (nonnegative
numbers only).
You may use either a loop or a recursive function in your
implementation.
Caution: do not use Python's ** operator or pow function
in this exercise!
Grading
When you have completed your program, click the Submit
button to record your score.
expo.py
1
2 File: expo.py
3 Project 11.3
4
5 Defines a function to raise a number to a given power.
6 The complexity is O(n), where n is the exponent.
7
8
9 def expo(base, exponent):
10
11
# Write your function here
12 def main():
13
14
15
16
"""Tests with powers of 2."""
for exponent in range(5):
print(exponent, expo(2, exponent))
17 if __name__ == "__main__":
18 main()
19
> Terminal

CENGAGE MINDTAP
Programming Exercise 11.3
Instructions
Python's pow function returns the result of raising a number
to a given power. Define a function expo that performs this
task, and state its computational complexity using big-O
notation. The first argument of this function is the number,
and the second argument is the exponent (nonnegative
numbers only).
You may use either a loop or a recursive function in your
implementation.
Caution: do not use Python's ** operator or pow function
in this exercise!
Grading
When you have completed your program, click the Submit
button to record your score.
expo.py
1
2 File: expo.py
3 Project 11.3
4
5 Defines a function to raise a number to a given power.
6 The complexity is O(n), where n is the exponent.
7
8
9 def expo(base, exponent):
10
11
# Write your function here
12 def main():
13
14
15
16
"""Tests with powers of 2."""
for exponent in range(5):
print(exponent, expo(2, exponent))
17 if name == "main":
18 main()
19
> Terminal

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