What’s printed? def add(x=20, y=10):               print (x + y) def main():               add(5, 55) main()

What’s printed? def add(x, y):     total =  x+y     return total print(add(100,4))

What’s printed? def func (a, b, d = 7):     return a + b + c + d a, b, c, d = 2, 4, 6, 8  print (func (3, 5))

Variables defined inside a function have the following scope:

What’s printed? def func (a, b, d = 7):     return a + b + c + d a, b, c, d = 2, 4, 6, 8  print (func (a, 5, d = 2))

A function can be useful in creating large scale software systems because, if defined correctly, it presents a useful abstraction for the developer.  This is useful for the developer because  

Functions are required to have the following number of parameters and return statements (check all that apply):

What’s printed? def carsSelect (carList, select = ‘all’):         matches =         for c in carList:                 if select == c or select == ‘all’:                         matches.append(c)         return matches cars = ,             ,             ,             ] carsIwant = carsSelect(cars, ‘Honda’) for n in carsIwant:         print (n)

The two types of metabolism that we balance energy between are:     

According to the most recent Dietary Guidelines for Americans, what is the upper limit of daily fat intake?