A student is trying to print the value of the variable x in their workspace. The variable x has a value of 0.041362, and they want the output to be printed to four decimal places

, so that it appears as:

Their code currently reads:

print("The value of x is {x}")

There are multiple changes that need to be made for the code

Make changes to the code, so that the variable x is correctly output as in the image above. Do not make any unnecessary changes. If x is given a different value, your code should still print its new value to 4 decimal places.

Once your code works correctly, copy-paste your entire line of code into the text box below.

Write a single line of code that will use the most appropriate method to create a vector named "a" that has:

• a[0] = 21
• a[-1] = 5
• 42 other points evenly-spaced between these

You should assume that you have already run the command:

Copy-paste your code into the text box below.

A student is trying to print the value of the variable x in their workspace. The variable x has a value of 0.041362, and they want the output to be printed to four decimal places

, so that it appears as:

Their code currently reads:

print("The value of x is {x}")

There are multiple changes that need to be made for the code

Make changes to the code, so that the variable x is correctly output as in the image above. Do not make any unnecessary changes. If x is given a different value, your code should still print its new value to 4 decimal places.

Once your code works correctly, copy-paste your entire line of code into the text box below.

A function is defined under the following function header:

def rat(cat, snake, bat, dragon = 3)

Which of the following statements are true?

Consider the following Python function and select all True statements.

A function you have just made accepts only a single float or int as a input and performs a calculation. Which of the following set of test inputs, where each number is tested individually, is most likely to give you useful testing results?

Which two variable scopes exist in Python?

Good function documentation should: