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In the program below, which variable has the same scope as strA?

def usernameMaker (strFirst, strLast):
return strFirst + strLast[0]

def passwordMaker (strA, numC):
if len(strA) > 4:
answer = dogName[0:3]
return answer + str(numC)
else:
return 'xk&' + str(numC)

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Answer:

" numC " is the correct answer

Explanation:

The reason is that on line 3 of code it has "def passwordMaker (strA, numC):"

strA and numC are both in "( )" which is the scope and only things inside are varibles. Also its the only line that has  strA in it.

MrRoyal

The scope of a variable is the extent at which the variable can be referenced.

The variable with the same scope as strA is variable numC

From the program, we have the following function definition

def passwordMaker (strA, numC):

Variables strA and numC are declared along with the function passwordMaker

This means that:

Variables strA and numC have the same scope

Hence, the variable with the same scope as strA is variable numC

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