1) What does this code print?
def secret(a, b):
   return a + a + 2
print(secret(10,100))








2) What does this code print?
def secret2(l):
   return l[3]
print(secret2([20,40,60,80])







3) What does this code print?
def secret3(a):
   count = 0
   while a > 0:
       a = a - 10;
       count = count + 1
   return count
print(secret3(-1))









4) What does this code print?
Hint:  This code has a bug!  This might be tricky!!!!
def hasSeven(l):
   for item in l:
       if item == 7:
          return True
       else:
          return False
print(hasSeven([1,7,2,7,3,7])














#
#Make me a function that prints one more than it's argument.
#
print("this should print 4")
oneMore(3)

print("this should print 17")
oneMore(16)





# Make a function that returns True if the first argument is bigger than the second,
# and False otherwise
print("This should say False")
x = firstBigger(1,10)
print(x)

print("This should say True")
x = firstBigger(4,2)
print(x)




# (One point) Make a function that counts the number of items less than 10
#
print("This should say 4")
x = countThem([1,2,11,2,5])
print(x)
print("This should say 0")
x = countThem([11])
print(x)
print("This should say 0")
x = countThem([])   # Yep, that's an empty list
print(x)