What does the following Python code return? def func(x,y): if (x == 0): return y else: return func(x+1, y-x) func(-3,10) O a. 13 O b. -10 O c. 16 O d. 15
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The function `func(x,y)` checks if x equals 0. If true, it returns y. Otherwise, it recursively calls itself with parameters (x+1, y-x). Show more…
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