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Rewrite the following python code after removing any/ all syntactical errors with each correction underlined:
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What is default argument? Explain with help of an example.
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View full question & answer→A default argument is a value provided in function header (declaration) which is automatically assigned by the interpreter if the caller of the function does not provide a value for the argument with a default value.
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For example
Question 32 Marks
Find the output
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View full question & answer→100 # 40
40 # 100
40 # 100
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Find the output
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View full question & answer→679str
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Write a python function to print the number of the digits in number. The function digit() will take the number as parameter and the number of digits one, two, three or more than three digits.
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Write a function, on calling it will calculate the factorial of the integer passed as a parameter, and return this factorial. The function will not display anything but will simply return the calculated result.
Question 72 Marks
Write the output of the given python program :
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View full question & answer→| (a) | 3 |
| 15 |
(b)
| -10 -40 -70 -70 |
(c)
| x= 7 x= 70 x= 7 |
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Rewrite the following code in python after removing all syntax error(s). Underline each correction done in the code.
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Question 102 Marks
Differentiate between: Mutable and immutable data objects
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Differentiate between: Local variable and global variables
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Differentiate between: Formal parameters and Actual parameters
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What is the use of keyword global?
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View full question & answer→eyword global is used to:(i) Specify the global variable(s) which will be used in the function even if their values are changed in the function.
(ii) To create global variable(s) in the function.
(ii) To create global variable(s) in the function.