Practice More Questions From: Quiz 1
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An if statement can have how many elif parts?
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A common error for beginning programmers is to confuse the behavior of print statements and return statements. print statements can appear anywhere in your program and print a specified value(s) in the console. Note that execution of your Python program continues onward to the following statement. Remember that executing a print statement inside a function definition does not return a value from the function.return statements appear inside functions. The value associated with the return statement is substituted for the expression that called the function. Note that executing a return statement terminates execution of the function definition immediately. Any statements in the function definition following the return statement are ignored. Execution of your Python code resumes with the execution of the statement after the function call.As an example to illustrate these points, consider the following piece of code:def do_stuff(): print “Hello world” return “Is it over yet?” print “Goodbye cruel world!”print do_stuff()Note that this code calls the function do_stuff in the last print statement. The definition of do_stuff includes two print statements and one return statement.Which of the following is the console output that results from executing this piece of code? While it is trivial to solve this question by cutting and pasting this code into CodeSkulptor, we suggest that you first attempt this problem by attempting to execute this code in your mind.
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Given a non-negative integer n, which of the following expressions computes the ten’s digit of n? For example, if n is 123, then we want the expression to evaluate to 2.
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Running the following program results in the error SyntaxError: bad input on line 8 (’return’).def max_of_2(a, b): if a > b: return a else: return bdef max_of_3(a, b, c):return max_of_2(a, max_of_2(b, c))Which of the following describes the problem?
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