Writing Functions for Future Values in python

Now write two functions to compute the future value of an investment. One function will handle compounding $k$ times per year, and the other will handle

continuous compounding.

future$\_$value$\_$period should take four arguments: A principal, a rate, a period, and a time. It should return the future value of the investment. $($It

shouldn't use a print statement.$)$ Also define and test the $`$future$\_$value$\_$continuous$`$

future$\_$value$\_$continuous should take three values: A principal, a rate, and a time. It should return the future value of the investment. $($It shouldn't

use a print statement.$)$

I have started the function definition for future$\_$value$\_$period below, but have not filled in the definition, and I have not included any parameters.

The statement pass in Python means $"$do nothing", so as the functions are defined below, they will not do anything. Replace pass with whatever

function body you need:

def future$\_$value$\_$period$(,)$:

pass

Test your future$\_$value$\_$period function by running it with a set of inputs below. $($I suggest the values above that give you a known result.$)$

$-[50]$: # Test your function here: