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Use SQL Developer or Oracle Live SQL to write the appropriate SQL commands as follows:
A) FUNCTION: Use the region table to create a function called ‘Return_region_name’ which accepts an input
parameter ‘region_id’, and print the name of the region with that id. Then execute this function with
region_id = 1
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