Match the codes to the outputs ed 1.00 # on code 1--- ? Choose... ['a', 'b'] def myFunction 0 L = ['a', 'b', 'c'] Choose... L.pop() return L myFunction('a') myFunction('b') x = myFunction('c') print(x) code 2--> def myFunction(): L.pop() return L Choose...
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