11. Which of the following code blocks have correct indentation?

12. What is a Python module?

  • A Python file that contains additional functions, variables, and any kind of runnable code
  • A resource that provides stylistic guidelines for programmers working in Python
  • A text file that contains cybersecurity-related data
  • A Python function that exists within Python and can be called directly

Weekly challenge 2

13. Which of the following components are part of the header in a function definition? Select all that apply.

  • The keyword return
  • The name of the function
  • The parameters used in a function
  • The keyword def

14. Which of the following calls to the type() function uses correct syntax?

  • type([55, 81, 17])
  • type([17, 81]):
  • type[(81, 17)]
  • type[81, 55, 17]

15. Review the following code. Which of these statements accurately describes name?

def echo(name):

return name * 3

  • It is a parameter because it is used in a return statement.
  • It is a parameter because it is included in the function definition.
  • It is an argument because it is included in the function call.
  • It is an argument because it is used in a return statement.

16. Fill in the blank: The re, csv, glob, and time modules are all _____.

  • keywords in a function header
  • built-in functions
  • part of the Python Standard Library
  • part of PEP 8

17. What does this line of code return? print(max(1,3,7))

  • 1
  • 7
  • 3
  • 11

18. What is returned from the following user-defined function if you pass it the arguments 2 and 3?

def add(num1, num2):
result = num1 + num2
return result
add(2, 3)

  • 2
  • 5
  • 3
  • 1

Shuffle Q/A 2

19. Which of the following choices is a resource that provides stylistic guidelines for programmers working in Python?

  • re
  • Python Standard Library
  • PEP 8
  • glob

20. What should you do when writing comments? Select all that apply.

  • Keep them up-to-date.
  • Make them clear.
  • Only place them at the beginning of a program.
  • Place them before every line of code.

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