The ABC company is creating a program that allows customers to log the number of miles biked. The program will send messages based on how many miles the customer logs.
You create the following Python code. Line numbers are included for reference only.
You need to define the two required functions.
Which code segments should you use for line 01 and line 04? Each correct answer presents part of the solution? (Choose two.)
The code provided contains function definitions which need to be well-defined to run the provided calls. For line 01, the function `get_name()` does not take any arguments as it directly prompts the user for their name. Hence, `def get_name():` is correct. For the function `calc_calories`, it needs to take both the miles and a value that indicates how many calories are burned per mile, referred to as 'burn_rate' in the code. Therefore, `def calc_calories(miles, burn_rate):` is appropriate since the provided `burn_rate` matches the second argument 'calories_per_mile' needed for the calculation within the function body.
The answer is A and F, if you choose B or C you get an error: Traceback (most recent call last): File "main.py", line 11, in <module> biker = get_name() TypeError: get_name() missing 1 required positional argument: 'biker' Therefore A and F are the correct option.
I think the answer is B and F. def get_name(biker):
no. you arent passing the name of biker into the def. you are getting the name From the def.
Correct,see the function call,there is no argument passed there
Correct,see the function call,there is no argument passed there
Be careful between E/F--We need to use the variables defined in 1st line of function definition inside for further computation, what variable name is passed to the function at the time of function call is not important
It is A & F.. I tested out the code.. def get_name(): name = input("What is your name? ") return name def calc_calories(miles,calories_per_mile): calories = miles * calories_per_mile return calories distance = int(input("How many miles did you bike this week? ")) burn_rate = 50 biker = get_name() calories_burned = calc_calories(distance, burn_rate) print(biker, ", you burned about" ,calories_burned, "calories.")