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Well, welcome to this lesson.
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In this lesson, we will select the four statements that are listed below.
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So the requirement is that the two statements should be false, should be both false.
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The first one in python, we can write functions that are set multiple arguments.
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So this is a full statement.
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For example, i can define a function called times where i have multiple arguments.
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I have x and y as the arguments that the function takes.
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And i will return the x times y.
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So this is a well -defined function which takes multiple arguments.
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I can take even more arguments than two.
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So that's a false statement.
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The second one, a hierarchy chart, does not show the steps that are taken inside the function.
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So this is true.
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The hierarchy chart just define or just give a description of the function.
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It doesn't actually go into the steps that are taken into getting the implemented aspects.
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So that is, this is true.
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The third one, in python, some library functions are built into the python interpreter.
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So this is true.
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For example, if we have the print statement that is built into the interpreter, you don't need to import anything to use the print.
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So i can say times.
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Then let me put in three and four.
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So for this, i can run this...