31. Which of the following calls to the sorted() function uses correct syntax?
- sorted([532, 73, 85])
- sorted[73, 85, 532]
- sorted[(85, 523, 73)]
- sorted():
32. In the following code, what is the argument?
def welcome_user(name):
print("Welcome," name)
username="elarson"
welcome_user(username)
- welcome_user
- def
- name
- username
33. When working in Python, what is a library?
- A collection of modules that provide code users can access in their programs
- A module that allows you to work with a particular type of file
- A Python file that contains additional functions, variables, classes, and any kind of runnable code
- A collection of stylistic guidelines for working with Python
34. What is returned from the following user-defined function if you pass it the argument of 2?
def multiples(num):
multiple = num * 3
return num
multiples(2)
- multiples
- 6
- num
- 2
35. What is an advantage of including this comment in the following code? Select all that apply.
# For loop iterates to print an alert message 5 times
for i in range(5):
print("alert")
- It ensures the loop will function when the code is run in Python.
- It can help other programmers understand the purpose of this loop.
- It can help you understand the code if you revisit it in the future.
- It is displayed in the output when the code is run in Python.
36. Which of the following statements accurately describe functions? Select all that apply.
- Functions can be used no more than 10 times from within a single program.
- When functions are updated, the changes are applied everywhere they are used.
- Functions are useful for automation.
- Functions can be reused throughout a program.
37. What does this line of code return?
print(sorted(["h32rb17", "p52jb81", "k11ry83"]))
- [“h32rb17”, “k11ry83”, “p52jb81”]
- [“p52jb81”]
- [“p52jb81”, “k11ry83”, “h32rb17”]
- [“h32rb17”]