Question

In the program below, numA is a

def multiply(numA, numB):
product = numA* numB
return product
answer = multiply(8,2)
print (answer)

parameter

qualifier

accumulator

return value

Answer 1

parameter

Step-by-step explanation:

In the function 'multiply' you can pass values in that are to be used inside the function. These are called 'parameters' and are in parentheses after the function name.

- A qualifier is a name that adds extra information, such as 'final' to prevent reassignment

- An accumulator is a variable you use to sum up a bunch of values

- A return value is a mechanism to pass the result of a function back to the calling program (into 'answer' in above example).