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Worksheet1 Function Ans

The document contains code snippets demonstrating function definitions and calls in Python. It highlights which lines of code will not execute and provides outputs for various function calls. Additionally, it discusses the validity of certain function definitions and the resulting errors from incorrect function calls.

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Worksheet1 Function Ans

The document contains code snippets demonstrating function definitions and calls in Python. It highlights which lines of code will not execute and provides outputs for various function calls. Additionally, it discusses the validity of certain function definitions and the resulting errors from incorrect function calls.

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Write statement to call the function:

def Add():
X = 10 + 20
print(X)
Add() _________ #statement to call the above function
def Add(X,Y):
Z = X+Y
return Z
_________ #statement to call the above function
print(“Total =”,C)
C = Add(10,20) # Parameter value is user dependent
Which Line Number Code will never execute?
Write output:
def Check(num): #Line 1
if num%2==0: #Line 2
print("Hello") #Line 3
return True #Line 4
print("Bye") #Line 5
else: #Line 6
return False #Line 7
C = Check(20)
print(C)
Line 5
Hello
True
What will be the output of following code?
def Cube(n):
print(n*n*n)
Cube(10)
print(Cube(10))
1000
1000
None
def Alter(x, y = 10, z=20):
sum=x+y+z
print(sum)
Alter(10,20,30)
Alter(20,y=30)
Alter(100,z=56)
60
70
166
def Calculate(A,B,C):
return A*2, B*2, C*2
val = Calculate(10,12,14)
print(type(val))
print(val)
<class 'tuple'>
(20, 24, 28)
Valid/invalid:
def CalculateInterest(Principal,Rate=.06,Time):#statement1 SyntaxError: non-default argument follows
default argument
def CalculateInterest(Principal,Rate=.06,Time=2): #statement2#valid
CalculateInterest(1000,T=5) #function call for statement 2
# TypeError: CalculateInterest() got an unexpected keyword argument 'T'
CalculateInterest(1000,Principal=5000,Time=4) #function call for statement 2
TypeError: CalculateInterest() got multiple values for argument ‘Principal'
CalculateInterest(Principal=5000,Rate,Time=4) #function call for statement 2
SyntaxError: positional argument follows keyword argument

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