Create an inner function to calculate the addition in the following way,  Create an outer function that will accept two parameters, x and y  Create an inner function inside an outer function that will calculate the addition of x and y  Then, an outer function will add 10 into addition and return it Use values 15 and 20 or user input values. Output: The result is: 45

Parameters are the value passed to a function when the function is called and Argument are the variable defined in the function definition. True or false

Which statement of the following is the most appropriate? Group of answer choices One good method for specifying what a function is supposed to do is to provide a precondition and postcondition for the function.   One good method for specifying what a function is supposed to do is to provide a precondition and postcondition for the function. These form a contract between the programmer who uses the function and the programmer who writes the function.   Using the assert function to check preconditions can significantly reduce debugging time, and the assertion-checking can later be turned off if program speed is a consideration.   One good method for specifying what a function is supposed to do is to provide a precondition and postcondition for the function. These form a contract between the programmer who uses the function and the programmer who writes the function. Using the assert function to check preconditions can significantly reduce debugging time, and the…

Here are three versions of a code fragment located inside a function: Version A for Row in range(10):       for Column in range(5):          DoSomethingInteresting(Row,Column)          return Version B for Row in range(10):      for Column in range(5):             DoSomethingInteresting(Row,Column)      return Version C for Row in range(10):      for Column in range(5):            DoSomethingInteresting(Row,Column) return   How many times do each of the versions call the DoSomethingInteresting function? Write a sentence or two explaining which version is the "correct" version