Where in a program should a function be defined? A. At the very end B. Immediately after the first call to the function C. Near the top of the program D. Functions do not have to be defined to be used   A. When is the body of a function executed? B. When the function is defined C. When the program begins to run D. When the function is called E. Shortly after it is convicted   What keyword is used to create a function? A. def B. declare C. create D. dec

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Where in a program should a function be defined?
A. At the very end
B. Immediately after the first call to the function
C. Near the top of the program
D. Functions do not have to be defined to be used
 
A. When is the body of a function executed?
B. When the function is defined
C. When the program begins to run
D. When the function is called
E. Shortly after it is convicted
 
What keyword is used to create a function?
A. def
B. declare
C. create
D. dec
 
How are items accessed within a list?
A. By appending square brackets to the list name and including an index value within the square brackets.
B. Simply by using the list name.
C. By importing the list module.
D. By using a comma.
 
How can items be added to a list?
A. By using the append() list method.
B. Items cannot be added to a list.
C. By using the next available index in an assignment statement.
D. By converting the list to a dictionary.
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