Functions in Python

A. It specifies the value to be returned from the function

B. It ends the execution of the function

C. It prints the result on the screen

D. It defines the function's name

A. By using the optional keyword

B. By providing a default value to the parameter

C. By making the parameter lowercase

D. By using a special keyword opt

A. my_function

B. 2nd_function

C. _function

D. function123

A. It is used to define a function

B. It is used to declare a variable

C. It is used to import a module

D. It is used to create a loop

A. It is a placeholder for future code

B. It returns a value from the function

C. It prints the result on the screen

D. It breaks the loop

A. Using the def keyword followed by the function name and parameters

B. Using the function keyword

C. Using the define keyword

D. Using the func keyword

A. It is used to create anonymous functions (lambda functions)

B. It is used to define a named function

C. It is used to import a module

D. It is used to create classes

A. It allows a variable to be modified outside the current scope

B. It defines a new variable

C. It defines a function

D. It imports a module

A. By using the **kwargs syntax

B. By using the *args syntax

C. By using the * symbol

D. By using the ... symbol

A. It specifies the value to be returned from the function

B. It defines the function's name

C. It ends the execution of the function

D. It prints the result on the screen