You've been asked to write several functions. Here they are:

yourPlaceofBirth$()--$ this function takes no parameters. It returns a string containing YOUR birthplace $($can be a city, state, or country. If you're not comfortable sharing this info, you can use a fictitious place like Tatooine or San Andreas.$)$ As an example, if Abrah$$m Lincoln wrote this function it might return the string "Kentucky."

octapalooza$($j$)--$ this function takes a value $j$ that you pass it then returns $j$ times $8.$ For example, if you passed octapalooza the value $4,$ it would return $32.$

oldEnoughToDrinkInBrazil$($age$)--$ this function takes a value age that you pass it$.$ If the age is greater than or equal to $18$ the function returns True, otherwise it returns False. Make sure $18$ is stored as a named constant.

Your program must contain a Main$()$ function as shown in the chapter. In your Main$()$ function CALL each of your functions to demonstrate that they work properly.

Important note: Your functions themselves should not produce any output. Instead, they use the contents of their input parameters to return a value to the code that called the function. The code that called the function is the one that should be doing the output $($in this program, the code that calls the functions is in Main$()$ so that's the only place one should see any output statements$).$

REMEMBER that a structured function has a maximum of one return statement.