Subroutines

What does the below line of code do?

def drawSquare(a,b,c,d):

• Calls a subroutine called draqSquare

• Defines a subroutine called a,b,c,d

• Defines a subroutine called drawSquare

• Makes a procedure

Select the true statement

def hotel(option1, option2)

hotel('Mariott', ''Holiday Inn')

• The parameters are Mariott and Holiday Inn

• The arguments are option1 and option2

• The subroutine is a function

• One of the parameters is option1

Select the false statement

def hotel(option1, option2)

hotel('Mariott', ''Holiday Inn')

• The arguments are Mariott and Holiday Inn

• There are three arguments

• The name of the subroutine is hotel

• The second parameter is option2

I want to define a subroutine that prints out the alphabet for any language. Which of the following is most appropriate?

• def alphabet(language)

• def alphabet(number1)

• def calculate(language)

• def example(num1)

True or False: A subroutine performs a specific task

• True

• False

• It depends

Select two benefits of using subroutines

• It makes it easier to find errors

• It makes the code run faster

• It becomes easier for the computer to read

• You can save re-writing the same code over and over

Functions require a _______ line at the end.

• return

• rerun

• retry

• remain

Functions and procedures are the same thing

• True

• False

When would you use a condition-controlled loop?

• A program that checks if that user is over 18

• A program that prints a warning 5 times

• A program that asks log-in details until a user gets it right

• A program that turns the users age into months and returns it

For loops are _____-controlled.