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When the following code is run: def myFunction(aStr): result = aStr return result[3:9:2] greetings = 'hello, world' print(myFunction(greeting)) What will appear on the screen? ? l,wr ? l,w ? Error: two strings concatenated illegally ? Error: cannot slice a result ? None of the above

          When the following code is run:
def myFunction(aStr):
result = aStr
return result[3:9:2]
greetings = 'hello, world'
print(myFunction(greeting))
What will appear on the screen?
? l,wr
? l,w
? Error: two strings concatenated illegally
? Error: cannot slice a result
? None of the above

When the following code is run:
def myFunction(aStr):
result = aStr
return result[3:9:2]
greetings = 'hello, world'
print(myFunction(greeting))
What will appear on the screen?
? l,wr
? l,w
? Error: two strings concatenated illegally
? Error: cannot slice a result
? None of the above

Added by David G.

Computer Science and Information Technology

Trishna Knowledge Systems 2018 Edition

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Solved by Expert Sanchit Jain

05/05/2023

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Step 1: Define the function `myfunction` that takes in a string `astr` as a parameter. Show more…

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def myfunction(astr): return astr[3:9:2] greeting = 'hello, world' print(myfunction(greeting)) What will appear on the screen? Ot,wr O.I.w OError two strings concatenated illegally OError cannot slice a result O None of the above