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Simple Code Tracing Practice

The document contains 4 coding tasks (CT) with functions and print statements: 1. CT1 defines a function ct1 that performs math operations on its arguments and returns a value. 2. CT2 defines a function ct2 that prints a value but does not return anything. 3. CT3 defines functions f and ct3, with ct3 calling f and performing division operations on its arguments. 4. CT4 defines a function h used by ct4, which defines variables, calls h, and prints a final value.

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Simple Code Tracing Practice

The document contains 4 coding tasks (CT) with functions and print statements: 1. CT1 defines a function ct1 that performs math operations on its arguments and returns a value. 2. CT2 defines a function ct2 that prints a value but does not return anything. 3. CT3 defines functions f and ct3, with ct3 calling f and performing division operations on its arguments. 4. CT4 defines a function h used by ct4, which defines variables, calls h, and prints a final value.

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CT 1 of 4:

- print(ct1(5, 3, 2))
- print(ct1(5, 4, 2))

def ct1(x, y, z):


x *= z
z = y ** z
return (10 * y + z) % x

print(ct1(4, 3, 2))

CT 2 of 4:

def ct2():
print(42, end='')
# no return statement!

print(ct2())

CT 3 of 4:
- print(ct3(9, 3))
- print(ct3(4, 3))

# f(x,y) is used by ct3

def f(x, y):


y += 1
return x - x // y

def ct3(x, y):


x = f(x, y - 1)
return x / (y - 1)

print(ct3(7, 3))

CT 4 of 4:
# h(x,y) is used by ct4

def h(x, y):


if (x > y):
if (x > 2 * y):
return 3
elif (x < 2 * y):
return 5
else:
return 7
return 9

def ct4():
w = h(8, 4)
x = h(4, 8)
y = h(8, 3)
z = w + 10 * x + 100 * y
print(z)

ct4()
def ct2(x, y, z):

print(x/y + x//y + int(x/y)) print(y**z + y%z)

a = int(x) / int(y)

return isinstance(a, int)

print(ct2(6, 4, 3))

def ct1(x):
print(x + 10)

x = x + 25 // 10
print(x)
x -= 3
print(x)

return x == 0
ct1(10)
def ct1(x, y):

print((x//10) % ((y%10)**3)) if (x > y):

return isinstance(x/10, type(x))

print(ct1(137,42))
print(ct1(42, 731))

def f(z):
return 2*z

def g(z):
z += 1

return z/2

def h(z):
if (z > 3):
return z + f(g(z))
else:
return g(z)

def ct2(z):
print(h(z-1))

z *= 2
return h(z)

print(ct2(3)

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