Answer:
6 columns/items
Explanation:
<em>grid</em> starts off as an empty list ( [ ] ), so right now it has 0 items/columns.
After that, 3 new items ("frog", "cat", "hedgehog") have been appended to <em>grid</em>, it now has 3 items
Finally another 3 items are appended to <em>grid ("fish", "emu", "rooster"</em>), finally <em>grid</em> ends up with 6 items in total.
True, personalization is definitely part of this.
You can call a Python function like so: function(parameters).
Example:
Define function add:
def add(x,y):
return x+y
Call function:
add(3,7) -> 10
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