The first line of a function definition is: You call car in the following way: What will the value for wheels be, if any? (You can enter 0, ‘None’, or ‘error’ if you believe they are the correct answer)

Enter the first line of code to define a function called me with two positional arguments: name and hometown.  The response is case-sensitive

What does the following code produce?

Which of the following is true? Multi-line docstrings should still have a one-line summary docstring There should never be a blank line in a docstring There are no guidelines for how to format docstrings None of these

Which of the following is true? A Heffer is a Holstein is a Cow A Cow is a Holstein is a Heffer A Hereford is a Cow is a Heffer A Heffer is a Hereford is a Cow

In the code above, species, height, and weight are what kind of arguments?

I have a list of objects of many classes that represent shapes.  I run a loop on that list, and use a .draw() method that appropriately draws shapes from these different classes.  This is an example of which of the four object-oriented pillars?

Given the above code, which is the correct way to instantiate a cat? Cat(‘Fred’, ‘Burmese’)  Cat() Cat.__init__(‘Fred’, ‘Burmese’) Cat(self, ‘Fred’, ‘Burmese’)

This code will produce what value?

I have created a class, beverage, that has a method called drink.  I then create a class from that class, called coffee.  The coffee class also has the drink method, even though I didn’t explicitly create it in the class.  This is because of one of the four fundamental features called inheritance  polymorphism abstraction encapsulation