10

15

5

20

"Even"

7

"Odd"

2

No output

Greater than 5

Greater than 5

Less than 15

4

3

6

5

10

Error

0

20

8

7

6

5

A way to define a new function by wrapping an existing function

A way to add additional functionality to a function or class without modifying its structure

All of the above

A design pattern that allows a user to modify the behavior of a function or class

A generator function is defined using the "generator" keyword

A generator function can only be called once

A generator function can accept any number of arguments

A generator function contains at least one "yield" statement and returns a generator object

A special type of for loop that iterates over a sequence of values

A built-in function that returns the next value in a sequence

A data structure that stores a sequence of values in a linear fashion

An object that can be used to iterate over a sequence of values

No, decorators cannot take arguments

Yes, by defining a decorator factory function that takes arguments and returns the actual decorator function

Yes, by using the "def" keyword followed by the arguments in the decorator function

Yes, by using the "*args" and "**kwargs" syntax in the decorator function