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    The document contains multiple code snippets and questions about Python functions. It asks the reader to trace code, determine function calls, find errors, and predict function returns. Some key points covered are: defining functions with default arguments, global vs local scope, passing arguments by reference vs value, return statements, and function calls.

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    The document contains multiple code snippets and questions about Python functions. It asks the reader to trace code, determine function calls, find errors, and predict function returns. Some key points covered are: defining functions with default arguments, global vs local scope, passing arguments by reference vs value, return statements, and function calls.

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    The document contains multiple code snippets and questions about Python functions. It asks the reader to trace code, determine function calls, find errors, and predict function returns. Some key points covered are: defining functions with default arguments, global vs local scope, passing arguments by reference vs value, return statements, and function calls.

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    The document contains code snippets demonstrating different Python functions and their usage. It covers topics like default arguments, global vs local scope, appending to lists, function returns etc.

    Some correct function definitions are def func_name(arg1, arg2): and function calls like func_name(arg1_value, arg2_value). The document also contains examples of function calls with default and keyword arguments.

    Examples of errors are undefined variables like total outside the function scope, typos like RETURN instead of return, missing parentheses in function calls etc.

    Q1: Trace the following code and what is the output of the following code:

    a) def power(b,p): b=3 p=3

    y=b**p y =3**3 =27

    return y

    def calcsquare(x):

    a=power(x,2) a=power(5,2) a=25

    return a

    n=5

    result=calcsquare(n)+power(3,3) 25 + 27= 52

    print(result)

    b) def addEm(x,y,z):

    print(x+y+z) 48

    def prod(x,y,z):

    return x*y*z

    a=addEm(6,16,26) a=none

    b=prod(2,3,6) b=36

    print(a,b) none 36

    c) def increase(x):

    a=a+x

    return

    a=20

    b=5

    increase(b)

    print(a)

    d) def func(message,num):
    print(message*num)

    func(‘Python’,4)

    func(‘easy’,3)

    e) def check(n1=1,n2=2):

    n1=n1+n2

    n2+=1

    print(n1,n2)

    check()

    check(2,1)

    check(3)

    f) a=1

    def f():

    a=10

    print(a)

    g) def interest(p,t=2,r=0.10):

    return(p*t*r)

    print(interest(6100,1))

    print(interest(5000,r=0.05))

    print(interest(5000,3,0.12))

    print(interest(t=4,p=5000))

    h) num=1

    def myfunc():

    return num

    print(num)

    print(myfunc())
    print(num)

    i) num=1

    def myfunc():

    num=10

    return num

    print(num)

    print(myfunc())

    print(num)

    j) num=1

    def myfunc():

    global num

    num=10

    return num

    print(num)

    print(myfunc())

    print(num)

    k) def display():

    print(“Hello”,end=’ ’)

    display()

    print(“there”)

    l) a=10;

    y=5;

    def myfunc():

    y=a

    a=2
    print(y,a)

    print(a+y)

    return a+y

    print(y,a)

    print(myfunc())

    print(y,a)

    m)def multiply(number1,number2):

    answer=number1*number2

    print(number1,’times’,number2,’=’,answer)

    return(answer)

    output=multiply(5,5)

    n) def multiply(number1,number2):

    answer=number1*number2

    return(answer)

    print(number1,’times’,number2,’=’,answer)

    output=multiply(5,5)

    o) def increment(n):

    n.append([4])

    return n

    L=[1,2,3]

    M=increment(L)

    print(L,M)

    p) def increment(n):

    n.append([49])

    return n[0],n[1],n[2],n[3]
    L=[23,35,47]

    m1,m2,m3,m4=increment(L)

    print(L)

    print(m1,m2,m3,m4)

    print(L[3]==m4)

    Q2: Find which function calls are correct :

    Consider the following function header :

    def info(object,spacing=10,collapse=1):

    a) info(obj1)

    b) info(spacing=20)

    c) info(obj2,12)

    d) info(obj11,object=obj12)

    e) info(obj3,collapse=0)

    f)info()

    g)info(collapse=0,obj3)

    h)info(spacing=15,object=obj4)

    Q3: Consider the following and tell which are correct:

    a) def func(a=1,b):

    b) def func(a=1,b,c=2):

    c)def func(a=1,b=1,c=2):

    d)def func(a=1,b=1,c=2,d):

    Q4: What happens in the following code , will the values be swapped ?

    def switch(x,y):

    x,y=y,x

    print(x,y)
    x=5

    y=7

    print(x,y)

    switch(x,y)

    print(x,y)

    Q5: Find the errors in the following code:

    a) total=0;

    def sum(arg1,arg2):

    total=arg1+arg2;

    print(total)

    return total;

    sum(10,20);

    print(total)

    b) def Tot(Number)

    sum=0

    for c in range (1,Number+1):

    sum+=c

    RETURN sum

    print(Tot[3])

    print(Tot[6])

    c)def addem(x,y,z):

    return x+y+z

    print(x+y+z)

    d) def minus(total,decrement)

    output=total-decrement
    print(output)

    return(output)

    e) define check()

    N=input(‘Enter N: ‘)

    I=3

    answer=1+i**4/N

    Return answer

    f) def alpha(n,string=’xyz’,k=10):

    return beta(string)

    return n

    def beta(string)

    return string==str(n)

    print(alpha(“Valentines day “):)

    print(beta(string=’true’))

    print(alpha(n=5,”Good-bye”): )

    Q6:What will the following function return :

    a) def addem(x,y,z):

    print(x+y+z)

    b) def addem(x,y,z):

    return x+y+z

    print(x+y+z)

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