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Define the function square_all() that receives a list of integers. This function should return a new list containing the square values of all integers found within the provided list.
def square_all(num_list):
#Initiate an empty list to store results.
sq_list = []
#Iterate through the length of the list.
for index in range(0, len(num_list)):
#Calculate the square of the current value and add it to the result list sq_list.
sq_list.append(num_list[index] * num_list[index])
#Return the squared values of all integers in num_list.
return sq_list
#Declare and initialize a list of integers.
intList = [2, 4]
#Invoke the square_all() function and pass the above list as an argument. Show the returned list.
print(square_all(intList))
The code is implemented using the Java programming language. This program effectively calculates the distance between two points based on the formula provided.
This code is in Python. I'm not certain what programming language you need.
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