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@Python_Dv Answer: A (8) y=5 is a default value for argument. › add(x, y=5) means y defaults to 5 if not provided › add(3) means x=3, y=5 (uses default) › 3 + 5 = 8 If you called add(3, 2): › x=3, y=2 (overrides default) › 3 + 2 = 5 For beginners: Defaults make parameters optional!

@Python_Dv Answer: (A) 8 ✅ Why: y has a default value 5. So add(3) becomes 3 + 5 → 8.

@Python_Dv Answer: (A) 8 Because y defaults to 5

@Python_Dv 8 is right answer ✅️ Here we required two argument x,y and the value y is present by default And value of x is given so the answer is 8

@Python_Dv Answer is A) 8 y has a default value of 5. Calling add(3) becomes 3 + 5, which prints 8.

The correct answer to the Python function quiz is (A) 8. Here is the breakdown of why this is the output: Understanding Default Arguments In the function definition def add(x, y=5):, y is given a default value of 5. x: This is a required positional argument. y: This is an optional argument. If you don't provide a value for it, Python will automatically use 5. Step-by-Step Execution The Call: You call the function using add(3). Assignment: The value 3 is assigned to x. Since no second value is provided in the parentheses, y defaults to 5. The Math: The function executes return x + y, which translates to 3+5. The Result: The function returns 8, which is then printed to the console.

@Python_Dv Answer: A) 8 y has a default value of 5. Calling add(3) sets x = 3 and keeps y = 5. So the function returns: 3 + 5 = 8 No error. Python simply fills missing parameters with their defaults.

@Python_Dv Answer: (A) 8 ☺️ (y) has a default value 5. And the arguments are assigned left to right so 3 is assigned to (a) , and (b) as a default value 5 . Therefore it's parameters become 3 and 5 So it returns 3 + 5 → 8.

@Python_Dv The answer here is A. 8 This is because the "y" variable has already been given a default value (5), so when the def is being called, the 3 is assigned to the "x" variable. This makes it 3 + 5, so if you're a good mathematician, you'll know it's 8 😅👍

@Python_Dv A) 8 add(3) means x=3, y uses default value 5 3 + 5 = 8 The trick: default arguments fill in when you don't pass them

@Python_Dv 8 even though only one argument is given while calling the function, it picks second value from default parameter y = 5, then adds 3 +5 and returns 8

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@Python_Dv 8, y has a default value which is 5

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@Python_Dv The function def add(x, y=5): takes parameter x (required) and y default of 5. The line return x + y adds the inputs and returns the result. Calling print(add(3)) passes only x=3, This outputs 8, as 3 + 5 =8

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@Python_Dv A The integer 3 has been assigned as value for the variable x

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@Python_Dv So u can't even calculate 3+5 yourself and has to ask entire Twitter to solve it for you? Poor Guy.