Week 13

Q1:What is the correct syntax for defining a procedure in Python?

• PROCEDURE identifier(parameters):

• SUB identifier(parameters):

• FUNCTION identifier(parameters):

• def identifier(parameters):

Answer explanation

The correct syntax for defining a procedure in Python is 'def identifier(parameters):'.

Q2:What keyword is used to declare a function in Python?

• function

• return

• call

• def

Answer explanation

Explanation: The def keyword is used to define a function in Python. Functions can manipulate data and return a value.

Q3:What are the parameters with in this procedure?

• first name and second name

• first and surname

• first and second name

• myname, first and surname

Q4:In the code below, which of the following is a parameter?

def greet(name):

print("Hello, " + name + "!")

• A. greet
  

• B. name
  

• C. "Hello"
  

• D. print

Q5:In Python, passing a list as a parameter and appending to it inside the function is always more efficient than returning a new list.

• True

• False