S.I.L.O.S, 26 bytes
funca
a*b
a%103
a%2
return
This is a function named "a" which can be invoked by storing the inputs into a and b. Output goes to the variable named a. Please do note that this uses the method from the most upvoted answer
For a testable framework add (too many) penalty bytes...
Did you mean "a function named a"? Also, what do you mean by "Output goes to the variable named a"? Generally output by variables isn't allowed, and I'm pretty sure you know that, but I'm confused.
> This is a function named "a" which can be invoked by storing the inputs into a and b. Output goes to the variable named a. Please do note that this uses the method from the most upvoted answer
does that mean you have to assign the inputu to a and b before calling the func?
@Riker I made a meta on this not reallly because it matters for a submission this absurdly large in this utterly noncompetitive language, but rather as a general note. meta.codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/11765/46918
Programs may take input by assuming it is stored in predefined variables.
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