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    Create (Or Replace) Function Function - Name ( (Parameter - Name Type (, ... ) ) ) Begin End Function - Name

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    This document outlines how to create and call functions in Oracle SQL. It discusses defining functions with parameters and return types, and providing the function body. Examples are given of simple functions that return hardcoded values, calculate averages from tables, add parameters, and multiply a number by itself. Functions can be called from SELECT statements or by printing the result.

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    This document outlines how to create and call functions in Oracle SQL. It discusses defining functions with parameters and return types, and providing the function body. Examples are given of simple functions that return hardcoded values, calculate averages from tables, add parameters, and multiply a number by itself. Functions can be called from SELECT statements or by printing the result.

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    This document outlines how to create and call functions in Oracle SQL. It discusses defining functions with parameters and return types, and providing the function body. Examples are given of simple functions that return hardcoded values, calculate averages from tables, add parameters, and multiply a number by itself. Functions can be called from SELECT statements or by printing the result.

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    This document outlines how to create and call functions in Oracle SQL. It discusses defining functions with parameters and return types, and providing the function body. Examples are given of simple functions that return hardcoded values, calculate averages from tables, add parameters, and multiply a number by itself. Functions can be called from SELECT statements or by printing the result.

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    Function Creation:

    create [or replace] function function_name [(parameter_name type [, ...])]


    RETURN type {IS | AS}
    begin
    function_body;
    end function_name;
    Function Calling:
    1. select function_name from dual;
    2. select function_name() from dual;
    3. BEGIN
    DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(funcation_name ());
    END;
    Example 1:
    create or replace function fun1
    return number as
    x number;
    begin
    x := 12;
    return x;
    end fun1;
    Example 2:
    create or replace function fun2
    return number as
    avg_age number;
    begin
    select avg(age) into avg_age from student;
    return avg_age;
    end fun2;

    Example 3:
    create or replace function fun1(a in number,b in number)
    return number as
    c number;
    begin
    c:=a+b;
    return c;
    end fun1;
    Example 4:
    create or replace function fun1(a number,b number)
    return number is
    c number;
    begin
    c:=a+b;
    return c;
    end fun1;
    Example 5:
    create or replace function square(num number)
    return number is
    begin
    return num * num;
    end square;

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