Functions Lecture Review

Front

what are the two parts of a function?

Back

function definition, function call

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what are the function's parameter(s)?

Back

a, b

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which are the function's argument(s)?

Back

3, 5

Front

which is a valid function call for add_numbers? Options: add_numbers(), add_numbers(10), add_numbers(b=10, a=50), add_numbrs(3, 5)

Back

add_numbers(b=10, a=50)

Front

what will print? Options: Hello First \n Hello Second, Hello \n Hello First, Hello Second \n Hello First, Hello \n First

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Hello Second \n Hello First

Front

if this is the header of my function, which of the following function calls would NOT be acceptable? Options: add_item("banana"), add_item("banana", 2), add_item(item_name="banana", quantity=2), add_item()

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add_item()

Front

which line(s) of code would actually PRINT out the answer

Back

print(addition(6,7))

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which line(s) of code will save the sum of 6 and 7 into a variable so that we can reference it later? Options: global addition(6,7), sum = print(addition(6,7)), sum = addition(6,7), sum = addition()

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sum = addition(6,7)

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True or False: When a function is called, it automatically has access to all the variables that are defined in my Python script so far.

Back

False

Front

True or False: When a function is called, it creates its own local namespace that only holds the values of the arguments.

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True