Python Function Fundamentals

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Which of the following correctly describes the relationship between a function's parameters and arguments?

Arguments are the actual values passed to a function, while parameters are the variables defined in the function's signature. (correct)
Parameters and arguments are interchangeable terms and mean the same thing.
Parameters are used in calling functions with values while arguments are the functions called.
Parameters are the actual values passed to a function, while arguments are the variables defined in the function's signature.

In Python, a function can only return a single value.

False (B)

Explain the difference between a local variable and a global variable within the context of a function.

Local variables are defined inside a function and only accessible within that function's scope, whereas global variables are defined outside of any function and are accessible from anywhere in the code including inside functions.

The keyword `______` is used to define a function in Python.

<p>def</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following function types with their descriptions:

<p>Built-in function = Functions that are pre-defined and readily available in the programming language. User-defined function = Functions created by the programmer to perform specific tasks. Recursive function = A function that calls itself during its execution. Lambda function = Small anonymous functions defined using the lambda keyword.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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