Using Python 3.8.1

1 I Colo- Pointless Statement A pointless statement is one that does not have any effect. That is, the statement could be removed and that would not change the behaviour of the program. The code below contains a pointless statement. Submit the provided code and click on the "Expand for Detailed Error Message dropdown to determine where the Pointless Statement error occurs. Then, edit the code to resolve the error. 00000000 1 ef function(xi int, y: int, zi int) ->int: """Return z multiplied by the sum of x and y. >>> function(3, 7, 2) value - X Y value2 return value History Submit Unreachable If some code comes after a return statement, the code after the return statement will not run. This code should either be removed or the return statement should be moved. The code below contains unreachable code. Submit the provided code and click on the "Expand for Detailed Error Message dropdown to determine where the Unreachable error occurs. Then, make changes to the starter code to resolve the error. 1 blef function(xi int) -> int: ""Return x multiplied by 5 then added to 2. >>> function (8) value - x^5 return value value - value - 2 History Submit Unused Argument If a function has a parameter that is not used within the body of the function, we say that it has an unused argument. The parameter should either be removed or the code should be History Submit Unused Argument If a function has a parameter that is not used within the body of the function, we say that it has an unused argument. The parameter should either be removed or the code should be revised to use it. OOO00000 The code below has an argument that is unused. Submit the provided code and click on the "Expand for Detailed Error Message dropdown to determine where the Unused Argument error occure. Then, make changes to the starter code to resolve the error. 1 laef mod_23(x1 irt) -> int. "Return the remainder of x divided by 23. >>> mod 23(42) 14 returo 7 23 History Submit Undefined variable 12 Before using a variable you must assign a value to it. Otherwise, we say the variable is undefined. The code below uses an undefined variable. Submit the provided code and click on the 'Expand for Detailed Error Message" dropdown to delermine where the Undefined variable error occurs. Then, make changes to the starter code to resolve the error. 1 ef quadruplex: int) -> int: "Ketura x multiplied by 4. > quadruple(5) return xvalue History Sutimit -13 Redefined Builtin Python has a set of built-in functions, such as min, abs, and round. It also has built-in types like str, lot, and float. It is unsafe to redefine (glve new definitions to) Python's built-in -13 Redefined Builtin Python has a set of built-in functions, such as min, abs, and round. It also has built-in types like striot, and Elout. It is unsafe to redefine (glve new definitions to) Python's built-in functions and types. The code below redefines one of Python's builtins. Submit the provided code and click on the "Expand for Detailed Error Message" dropdown to determine where the Redefined Builtin error occurs. Then, make changes to the starter code to resolve the error. DU000008 I def repeat(xi int, stringi str -> stri "Return otr containing string repeated x tines. >>> repeat', 'Hello') "HellpHell-HelicHello" X att - string returs alr History Submit -12 Unexpected Indent In Python, we increase the indentation level of our code to define a now block for statements like det. Indentation is expected to be consistent. The code below uses inconsistent indentation. Submit the provided code and click on the "Expand for Detailed Error Message"dropdown to determine where the Unexpected Indent crror occurs. Then, make changes to the starter code to resolve the error. 1 Eintroduce inana: alr) -> alr: "Return "Hello, my name is ' + name. > introducer Michael) "Hello, myrene is Michael" hi = 'Hello, my name is " return hi + same History Submit -13 Redefined Outer Name 1 When writing code inside an inner block (such as within a function definition), care must be taken so as to not redefine variables from the outside the block that are still in use. The code below uses a name from an outer block (the function name) in an inner block (the function body). Submit the provided code and click on the "Expand for Detailed Error Message" Redefined Outer Name 1 73 When writing code inside an inner block (such as within a function definition), care must be taken so as to not redefine variables from the outside the block that are still in use. The code below uses a name from an outer block (the function name) in an inner block (the function body). Submit the provided code and click on the "Expand for Detailed Error Message" dropdown to determine where the Redefined Outer Name error occurs. Then, make changes to the starter code to resolve the error. 1 Jef total_applee( apples_per_tree: Int, trees: int) -> int: HRAturn the total number of applan in an apple orchard given the number of trees and the number of apples per tree. > tutal_s.pples (4,7) trees total_apples - apples_per_tree returo totul_apples History Submit