Question

What will be the output after the following code is executed? def pass_it(x, y): z = y**x return(z) num1 = 3 num2 = 4 answer = pass_it(num1, num2) print(answer)

Answer 1

Answer:

"64" is the output of the above code.

Explanation:

• The function holds the expression with (**) operator which is used to calculate the power in python language.
• So if we write 2**4, then this will give 16 as output. It is because when we calculate the $2^{4}$, then it will become 16.
• The above question passes the num1 and num2 value in the function as an argument which is 3 and 4.
• So 3 will be initialized for x variable and 4 is for y variable.
• So when we calculate $y^{x}$ then it will become $4^{3}$ which will become 16.
• So 64 is the output for the above question.