Question 1
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When defining a function, which keyword do we use:
define
def
function
func
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Question 2
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We _________ the lines of code that belong to the body of a function so the interpreter understand what makes up the body of the function.
bold
place curly braces around
indent
number
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Question 3
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The “return” keyword is:
used to stop the function and return to the calling function.
required to end all function definitions.
create a new line on the screen output.
return a value from the function, back to the calling function.
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Question 4
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When defining a function, we declare a(n) ________ in parenthesis , so that we can pass data into the function for processing.
Parameter
Argument
Identifier
Pointer
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Question 5
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If we declare a variable called ‘name’ inside of a function while there is a global variable with the same name, which variable is referenced from inside of the function in the following command: print(name)?
The global variable
The local variable
You cannot have multiple variables with the same name, regardless of scope.
you have to specify with a leading command
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Question 6
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When condtructing a function, which is NOT a minimum requirement:
unique identifier
the def keyword
a parameter list
return command
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Question 7
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It is a best practice to define functions that perform as many operations as possible.
True
False
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Question 8
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When you define a variable inside of a function, that variable can be seen:
By commands inside of the function only.
By commands in global space.
By commands in other functions.
By commands in other functions called by the function in question.
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Question 9
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When we say that a variable defined in a function can only be seen by commands inside of that same function, the variable is limited by _____________.
Run-time
Scope
Size
Definition
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Question 10
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Python defines scope using:
Curly braces { }
Square brackets [ ]
The keywords start and end
Indentation