num1 = None
num2 = None
def add1(self, num1, num2):
return num1 + num2
def mul1(self, num1, num2):
return num1 * num2
# MARKDOWN ```
""" MARKDOWN
## Import Functionl Code File
* Here we import the Functionl Code File and assign the same values as in
the Object Oriented Programming.
* After assigning the values to the functional code caller, it proves that
the functionl code occupies more space, and proves that Object Oriented is
space efficient in similar business contexts.
MARKDOWN """
# MARKDOWN ```
import func_test as f
f.num1 = 100
f.num2 = 200
print(f.__sizeof__())
# MARKDOWN ```
import func_test as f1 import func_test as f2 f1.num1 = 100 f1.num2 = 200 f2.num1 = 1000 f2.num2 = 2000 print(f1.__sizeof__() + f2.__sizeof__())