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Write a function identity that consumes a number and returns that number, unmodified. This basic function (that accomplishes nothing) is known as the "identity function", because it leaves the parameter's identity unchanged. Call this function once and print the result. For those who have programmed before, remember that you do not indicate a parameter's type in Python. Even though the instructions say that function consumes a number, you do not indicate this in the function definition.

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