1+ custom_power = lambda x = 0 , / ,e = 1 , : x ** e
2+
3+
4+ def custom_equation (x : int = 0 , y : int = 0 , / , a : int = 1 , b : int = 1 ,* , c : int = 1 ) -> float :
5+ """
6+ This function raises x to the power of a,
7+ adds y to the power of b,
8+ then divides this sum by c,
9+ and returns the result as a floating-point number.
10+
11+ :param x : First Number
12+ :param y : Second Number
13+ :param a : Third Number
14+ :param b : Fourth Number
15+ :param c : Fifth Number
16+ :return: result as a floating-point number.
17+ """
18+ return float ((x ** a + y ** b ) / c )
19+
20+
21+ def fn_w_counter () -> (int , dict [str , int ]):
22+ # Get the caller's name
23+ caller = globals ()['__name__' ]
24+
25+ # Initialize function attributes
26+ if not hasattr (fn_w_counter , "total_calls" ):
27+ fn_w_counter .total_calls = 0
28+ fn_w_counter .calls_per_caller = {}
29+
30+ # Increment the total call count
31+ fn_w_counter .total_calls += 1
32+
33+ # Update the call count for this caller
34+ if caller in fn_w_counter .calls_per_caller :
35+ fn_w_counter .calls_per_caller [caller ] += 1
36+ else :
37+ fn_w_counter .calls_per_caller [caller ] = 1
38+
39+ # Return the total number of calls and the dictionary of calls per caller
40+ return fn_w_counter .total_calls , fn_w_counter .calls_per_caller
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