What does the following expression returns?

(lambda num : num*num)(2)

What does the following function do?

h = lambda l: [i%10 for i in l]

Consider the following recurrence:

Reminder:  if (where k is a positive integer), then

Consider the following recurrence:

Reminder:  if (where k is a positive integer), then

Calculate the order of complexity of this program:

def test_de_presence (L) :
    if 2 in
 L :
        print ( " Il y est "
 ) 
    else
 :
        print(" Il n’y est pas ")

Calculate the complexity of the algorithm described below. m and n are two positive integers.

def algorithm(m, n):
    for i in range(1, m + 1
):
        for j in range(1, n + 1
):
            for k in range(1, j + 1
):
                print(i, j, k)

Given the following list, link each line of code with the correct result

liste = [10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70]

Write the line of code that stores in a list lst the values from 0 to 100 with a step of 2. (NO SPACES)

Note:use list function (see Appendix)

Let’s consider the following list:

liste = ["maths", "info", "python", "exposants", "alpha", "fonctions", "parabole", "equilateral", "orthogonal", "cercles", "isocèle"

]

What should replace -- to display the string isocèle?

print

(liste[--])

Note: Do not rewrite the entire print statement — just give the value of --.

Given the following list:

liste=["maths", "info", "python", "exposants", "alpha", "fonctions", "parabole", "equilateral", "orthogonal", "cercles", "isocèle" ]

What is the value of the variable chaine?? chaine = liste[8] + " " + liste[10]  # Note: there is a space between the quotes