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Python Functions: From Zero to Hero

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You have to implement a function called numbers(), which has three parameters: x, y, z with a default value of x = 10. This function should display the sum of these three numbers if y is greater than 33 and if y is less than 33, then the function should display the product of these three values. The input for this function will be 34, 6274.

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You have to implement a function called numbers(), which has three parameters: x, y, z with a default value of x = 10. This function should display the sum of these three numbers if y is greater than 33 and if y is less than 33, then the function should display the product of these three values. The input for this function will be 34, 6274.

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