Exam2023_02 Flashcards
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a is true because Pythonās list slicing is designed to be robust and handle cases where the slice indices are out of bounds.
When the end index of the slice (6 in this case) is greater than the length of the list, Python will not raise an error. Instead, it will return all elements up to the end of the list.
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Explanation Function definition
- a and b are positional arguments.
- *args collects additional positional arguments.
- c is a keyword-only argument.
- **kwargs collects additional keyword arguments.
Explanation Function call
- 0 is passed as the first positional argument (a).
- *my_list unpacks the list [1, 2] and passes its elements as positional arguments.
- **my_dict unpacks the dictionary {ācā: 3} and passes its key-value pairs as keyword arguments.
Breakdown of the Function Call:
- a = 0 (first positional argument)
- b = 1 (first element of my_list)
- *args will collect the remaining positional arguments, which is [2] (second element of my_list)
- c = 3 (from my_dict)
- **kwargs will be empty because there are no additional keyword arguments.
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Note b is wrong because it creates a new list and assigns it to the local variable some_list, which does not affect the original list outside the function. To modify the original list in place, you need to update the elements of the list directly.
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