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Return values from function without using return statement







def perimeter_of_square(side_length)

  side_length * 4

end



def area_of_square(side_length)

  side_length * side_length

end



def perimeter_of_triangle(side1, side2, side3)

  side1 + side2 + side3

end



def area_of_triangle(base_width, height)

  base_width * height / 2

end





puts area_of_triangle(6,6)

puts perimeter_of_square(5)

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