Define stubs for the functions get_user_num() and compute_avg(). Each stub should print "FIXME: Finish function_name()" followed by a newline, and should return -1. Each stub must also contain the function's parameters. Sample output with two calls to get_user_num() and one call to compute_avg():

FIXME: Finish get_user_num()

FIXME: Finish get_user_num()

FIXME: Finish compute_avg()

Avg: -1

code to fill in:

''' Your solution goes here '''

user_num1 = 0

user_num2 = 0

avg_result = 0

user_num1 = get_user_num()

user_num2 = get_user_num()

avg_result = compute_avg(user_num1, user_num2)

print('Avg:', avg_result)

Replace your solution goes here with the following:

def compute_avg(num1, num2):

   func_name = "compute_avg()"

   print("FIXME: "+func_name)

   return -1

def get_user_num(user_num):

   func_name = "get_user_num()"

   print("FIXME: "+func_name)  

   return -1  

Explanation:

This defines the compute_avg function

def compute_avg(num1, num2):

This sets the function name

   func_name = "compute_avg()"

This prints the required output

   print("FIXME: "+func_name)

This returns -1

   return -1

This defines the get_user function

def get_user_num(user_num):

This sets the function name

   func_name = "get_user_num()"

This prints the required output

   print("FIXME: "+func_name)

This returns -1  

   return -1  

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