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Functions Mastery Quiz

Test your knowledge of functions in Python with this engaging quiz! Whether you're a student, teacher, or just someone looking to sharpen your programming skills, this quiz is designed for you.

Challenge yourself with questions that cover:

Function definitions and arguments
Function calls and outputs
Understanding return values

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by CodingNinja42

The list of arguments present in function header are called

Actual arguments

Formal arguments

Local arguments

Positional arguments

The arguments present in the function call are called

Formal arguments

Actual arguments

Header list

Main arguments

def calculate(x,y,z=10):

res=x*y-z

print(res)

select the correct function calls?

Calculate(8,8)

Calculate(6,y=9,20)

Calculate(4,5,6)

Calculate(x=9,3,y=12)

def calculate(x,y,z=10):

res=x*y-z

print(res)

Find the output of the function call

calculate(3,4,5)

calculate(x=20,y=5)

7,90

90,7

9,70

70,9

Give the correct function call statement

def vote(age):

if age>18:

print("Eligible to vote")

else:

print("Not eligible to Vote")

Ans=vote(23)

Vote(23)

Print(vote(23))

A function can return zero,one or more values .True/False?

True

False

what is the output?

def change(x)

x=x+10

print(x)

y=20

change(y)

print(y)

20,20

30,30

30,20

20,30

def prime(n):

if (n>1):

for I in range(2,n):

if n%i==0:

return(False)

else:

return(True)

#main

print(prime(34))

PRIME

True

False

NOT PRIME

def prime(n):

if (n>1):

for I in range(2,n):

if n%i==0:

return(False)

else:

return(True)

#main

s=prime(6)

if s:

print("It is a prime number")

else:

print("Not a prime number")

Find the output

It is a prime number

Not a prime number

True

False

def prime(n):

if (n>1):

for I in range(2,n):

if n%i==0:

return(False)

else:

return(True)

#main

s=prime(19)

print(s)

Find the output

True

False

Prime

Not prime

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