Consider the following Python function.
def mystery(l):
if l == []:
return (l)
else:
return (l[-1:] + mystery(l[:-1]))
What does mystery([13,23,17,81,15]) return
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25.08.19, 09:27
Consider the following dictionary. marks =
{"Quizzes":{"Mahesh":[3,5,7,8],"Suresh":[9,4,8,8],"Uma":[9,9,7,6]},"Exams":{"Mahesh":[37],"Uma":[36]}}
Which of the following statements does not generate an error?
marks["Exams"]["Suresh"][0:] = [44]
marks["Exams"]["Suresh"].append(44) marks["Exams"]["Suresh"] = [44]
marks["Exams"]["Suresh"].extend([44])
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Consider the following dictionary. marks = {"Quizzes":{"Mahesh":[3,5,7,8],"Suresh":[9,4,8,8],"Uma":[9,9,7,6]},"Exams":{"Mahesh":[37],"Uma":[36]}} Which of the following statements does not generate an error? marks["Exams"]["Suresh"][0:] = [44] marks["Exams"]["Suresh"].append(44) marks["Exams"]["Suresh"] = [44] marks["Exams"]["Suresh"].extend([44])
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