Question

Create a function called q2 that loops through and prints each character in q.

A. for char in q: print(char)
B. print(q2(char) for char in q)
C. def q2(q): print(q)
D. q2 = lambda char: print(char)

Answer 1

To create a function called q2 that prints each character in a string q, define a function q2 with a for loop inside to iterate and print each character.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question is asking to create a function named q2 that will loop through each character in a given string q and print each character. The correct option to achieve this is A:

def q2(q):
for char in q:
print(char)

When you define a function q2 with the parameter q, you use a for loop to iterate over each character in the string q. The print function inside the loop outputs each character individually.

Option B is incorrect because it attempts to print a generator expression and doesn't define a function properly. Option C is also incorrect because it prints the entire string instead of each character separately. Finally, option D, presents a lambda function but it doesn't have a loop and is syntactically incorrect as it attempts to call print as if it were a function returned by the lambda expression, which is not the case.