Question

A local variable is printed outside its function. What is the output?

A global version of the variable
Both local and global versions of the variable
The local variable
The output is not defined
In which of the following cases should an import statement not be used?

For a library module needed in a code
For a package with functions from the libraries
For code from Python libraries
For redefining a function called in a code
Select a circumstance when placing a comment inside your code is not justified.

When mentioning useful information that is not in the code
When referencing obscure logic to make sure others follow the code
When stating a simple fact in the code
When using block comments for a longer explanation of the code
For the program below, suppose shipping=200. What is the program output?

def main():
shipping = int(input("Please enter shipping distance."))
if shipping <= 200:
print("We can ship your package!")
else:
print("We are sorry, but we cannot ship your package.")

main()

200
Please enter shipping distance.
We are sorry, but we cannot ship your package.
We can ship your package!

Answer 1

Output: We can ship your package

Step-by-step explanation:

Since the 200 its greater than or equal to shipping.