Robert McIsaac

Coding amateur working on going pro

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[Robert McIsaac @RobertGHM89]

@clcoding D: SyntaxError. No indentation after the 'if' statement!

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@csaba_kissi 33!

[Robert McIsaac @RobertGHM89]

@RealBenjizo Answer = 9!

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@xsgames_ Chat GPT > Google > StackOverflow > foetal position

[Robert McIsaac @RobertGHM89]

@RealBenjizo I made a mistake. The answer is still C but that's because 'x' is a global variable and returned in its original form. The value for 'x' that is returned has not been passed through func.

[Robert McIsaac @RobertGHM89]

@RealBenjizo Answer: C
The tuple 'x' is passed in as the argument for 'a' in func. Since the value for 'a' is 'x', and 'x' is a tuple, it doesn't meet the condition in the 'if' statement and 'x' is returned unchanged i.e. as the tuple (1, 2, 3).

[Robert McIsaac @RobertGHM89]

@galamike26 @clcoding You're right that it wouldn't be "Hello World" with a space but I think technically the output would be:
Hello
World
@clcoding doesn't seem to give answer options with outputs printed vertically.

[Robert McIsaac @RobertGHM89]

@clcoding Finallly blocks think like Master Yoda: "...There is no 'try'..."
They execute and don't care what try, except and else are up to.

[Robert McIsaac @RobertGHM89]

@clcoding Answer is b).
A for loop iterates over the contents of 'lst', squaring each item ('i') if it has a remainder of 0 when the modulo operator (%) is applied (i.e. even numbers) and appending the result to 'new_lst' in one line of code using a list comprehension.

[Robert McIsaac @RobertGHM89]

@clcoding The answer is A: 1 2
A for loop iterates through 'lst' , assigning each successive item in 'lst' to 'i' on each iteration of the loop, printing the current value of 'i' until the conditional 'if i == 3' is met and the 'break' keyword in the 'if' code block ends the for loop.

[Robert McIsaac @RobertGHM89]

@DanielK_phd Wow I can't believe I actually got it right! I'm feeling very proud of myself. Thanks so much @DanielK_phd 🙏 - looking forward to the next quiz 👍

[Robert McIsaac @RobertGHM89]

How does one give value to the online programming community as a newbie?? 🧐 I'd love to contribute in some way... #CodeNewbie #givingback #learning

[Robert McIsaac @RobertGHM89]

@DanielK_phd Hi Daniel I just found you! Currently learning about testing. I also just did the quiz you posted yesterday would love you to look at my answer if you have time! Thanks for the content

[Robert McIsaac @RobertGHM89]

@DanielK_phd 4) After executing its nested function (outer), outerrouter prints x (which is still the local variable of outerrouter and still =7.) so 7 is printed.
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[Robert McIsaac @RobertGHM89]

@DanielK_phd 3) Then outer prints x which has been declared non-local (which means outer can modify x in its enclosing function i.e. outerrouter) so in the scope of outer, x=7. ...

[Robert McIsaac @RobertGHM89]

@DanielK_phd I came to 9779:
1) outerrouter is executed, which in turn executes outer (which will execute inner and also print x).
2)outer executes inner which has access to the global variable x and sets it to 9 then prints x (now 9 in the global namespace). ...

[Robert McIsaac @RobertGHM89]

Getting stuck in with this OOP project in the Intermediate Python course on Codecademy. Supplementing learning with GPT is 🤌 #Codecademy #codejourney #GPT #weekendvibes