Suzanne Saleem assignment

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+# Kotlin Essentials II - Assignment
+---
+The Kotlin assignment has three components:
+- Part I: Practice with functions.
+- Part II: Practice with Anonymous Functions (Optional).
+- Part III: More Practicing (Optional).
+
+> Note: You must save your solution as `solution_part1.kt` for Part I, and `solution_part2.kt` for Part II.
+
+## Instructions
+---
+We'll be working through problems designed to get more practice with the concepts covered during the previous lesson (Variables, Conditionals).
+
+## Part I - Practice with functions.
+---
+### Question 1
+Create a function called `add()` that takes two input numbers and returns the sum of these numbers.
+```sh
+fun main() {
+    println(add(10,12))
+}
+Output: 22
+
+### Answer 1
+fun add(num1:Int, num2:Int):Int{
+    val num1: Int =10
+    val num2: Int =12
+    println (add(num1 + num2)
+}
+```
+### Question 2
+Create a function called `fullName()` that takes three inputs strings which are first, middle, and last name, and returns the full name.
+```sh
+fun main() {
+    println(fullName("Ahmed","Abdullah","Al Waleed"))
+    fun
+Output: "Ahmed Abdullah Al Waleed"
+```
+
+### Answer 2
+fun fullName(first: String, middle: String, last:String){
+    val first: String = Ahmed
+    val middle: String= Abdullah
+    val last: String = Al Waleed
+            println("$first $middle $last")
+}
+}
+## Part II - Practice with Anonymous Functions (Optional).
+---
+### Question 3
+Create an anonymous function called `maximum()` that takes three number as input and return the largest one of these numbers.
+```sh
+fun main() {
+    println(maximum(10,14,12))
+}
+
+Output: "The largest number is 14"
+```
+### Answer 3
+val maximum = {num1:Int, num2:Int, num3:Int -> Int
+val num1=10
+val num2 =14
+val num3 =12
+    when {
+        num1 && num2 < num3 -> println(the largest number is $num3)
+        num2 && num3 < num1 -> println(the largest number is $num1)
+        num1 && num2 < num2 -> println(the largest number is $num2)
+    }
+    println(maximum())
+}
+
+## Part III - More Practicing (Optional).
+---
+### Challenge 1: Mathematical Operations
+Create a function called `math()` that takes two input numbers and that will do Add, Subtract, Multiply, and Divide between these two numbers, and return the operator's name with its result.
+```sh
+fun main() {
+    println(math(2,3))
+}
+Output:
+Add: 5
+Subtract: -1
+Multiply: 6
+Divide: 0
+```
+### Challenge 1 answer
+fun math(num1: Int, num2: Int){
+    val num1:Int = 2
+    val num2:Int = 3
+    println (add (math(num1 + num2))
+   println (Subtract (math(num1 - num2))
+            println (Multiply (math(num1 * num2))
+            println (Divide (math(num1/ num2))
+
+}
+### Challenge 2: Fireball Fuel Level
+Casting fireballs does not just print a message to the console. While NyetHack fireballs are strong, the
+player should not be able to cast an unlimited amount of them. Make the `castFireball()` function return
+a resulting remaining fuel value that depends on the number of fireballs cast. The fuel value should be
+between 1 and 50, with 50 being the maximum amount of fuel in the game.
+
+### Challenge 2 Answer:
+val castFireball ={fuel:int, fireBallCast:Int -> fireBallCast <=50
+println(castFirebal(5-50))}
+println(castFireball())