how to call a function in Python in another function?

Python 3.2 how to call a function into another?

  • def sigmageo(): ...print("geometric sigma") ...print(""" ... ...Sn = G1(1-r^n) ... .............--------- ... ...............1-r ...""" ... ..) ...r1 = float(input("common ratio: ")) ...gn = float(input("# of terms adding or the term you want to figure out the value of: ")) ...g1 = float(input("First term: ")) ...a = (g1*(1-pow(r1, gn)))/(1-(r1)) ...print("the",gn,"term you wanted = ",a) ...input("") def geometseq(): ...print("geometric sequence") ...print(""" ... ...Gn = G1 * r^(n-1) ...""" ...) ...Gn = float(input("the term you want the value of: ")) ...G1 = float(input("the first term: ")) ...r2 = float(input("common ratio: ")) ...n = Gn ...Gn = G1 * pow(r2, n-1) ...print(n,"is equal to",Gn) ------------------ how do i call the bottom function into the top function? and how do i call functions into other functions in general??

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    post this code to somewhere it is readable like codepad or pastebin. All the periods are making it confusing to read. I know they mean tabs and I can find the tabs, but this is nearly unreadable. Also, I don't see where you call either function from the other.

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post this code to somewhere it is readable like codepad or pastebin. All the periods are making it confusing to read. I know they mean tabs and I can find the tabs, but this is nearly unreadable. Also, I don't see where you call either function from the other.

Jared

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