Which call to `def order(item, quantity, urgent=False):` is valid mixed argument passing?

order('apple', quantity=5, urgent=True)

order(item='apple', 5, urgent=True)

order('apple', quantity=5, True)

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PCEP-30-02 4.2 Organize Interaction Between the Function and Its Environment PCEP-30 Practice Questions (Page 4)

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Questions 16–20

16foundation · easy
For `def power(base, exponent):`, which call is a valid positional call?
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17foundation · easy
When you call `add(5, 3)` for a function defined as `def add(a, b):`, what are `5` and `3`?
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18foundation · easy
In `def multiply(a, b=2):`, which call is valid?
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19foundation · easy
Which call to `def order(item, quantity, urgent=False):` is valid mixed argument passing?
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20application · easy
A developer writes a function `def multiply(a, b): return a * b` and calls it as `multiply(b=4, a=3)`. What is the result?
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PCEP-30-02 4.2 Organize Interaction Between the Function and Its Environment PCEP-30 Practice Questions (Page 4)

Questions 16–20

For `def power(base, exponent):`, which call is a valid positional call?

When you call `add(5, 3)` for a function defined as `def add(a, b):`, what are `5` and `3`?

In `def multiply(a, b=2):`, which call is valid?

Which call to `def order(item, quantity, urgent=False):` is valid mixed argument passing?

A developer writes a function `def multiply(a, b): return a * b` and calls it as `multiply(b=4, a=3)`. What is the result?

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