Concept: function return statements and their associated values in a programming context

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▁▁▁▁result▁=▁num1▁+▁num2 ▁▁▁▁return▁result #▁Example▁usage: sum_result▁=▁add_numbers(5,▁
▁[value▁for▁value▁in▁list1▁if▁value▁in▁list2] ▁▁▁▁return▁intersection result▁=▁find_intersection([1,▁2,▁
▁=▁{number▁*▁i}\n" ▁▁▁▁return▁table.strip()▁▁#▁Returning▁to▁the▁essence▁of▁the▁numbers▁as▁they▁grow.
,▁value): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.elements.add(value) ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁return▁self.elements▁▁#▁Action▁confirms▁the▁addition▁with▁the▁current▁state
read_csv(file_path) ▁▁▁▁return▁data dataset▁=▁load_dataset('data.csv') print(dataset.head())
▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁odd_length_strings.append(string) ▁▁▁▁return▁even_length_strings,▁odd_length_strings #▁Example▁usage
▁▁▁▁vector▁=▁[1,▁2,▁3] ▁▁▁▁return▁vector result▁=▁create_vector
0: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁divisors.append(i) ▁▁▁▁return▁divisors #▁Example▁usage number▁=▁12 result▁=▁find_
: ▁▁▁▁def▁add(self,▁a,▁b): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁return▁a▁+▁b ▁▁▁▁def▁subtract(self,▁a,▁b):
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▁a▁^▁b ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁b▁=▁carry▁<<▁1 ▁▁▁▁return▁a result▁=▁add_using_bitwise(5,▁3)
▁=▁n▁*▁(n▁+▁1)▁//▁2 ▁▁▁▁return▁result n▁=▁10▁▁#▁You▁can▁change▁this▁value▁to
▁dictionaries▁sorted▁by▁the▁specified▁keys. ▁▁▁▁""" ▁▁▁▁return▁sorted(list_of_dicts,▁key=lambda▁x:▁tuple(x[
▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁data▁=▁self.parse_data(soup) ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁return▁data ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁else: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁raise▁Exception("Failed▁to▁retrieve▁the▁webpage.")
▁▁▁▁tokens▁=▁sentence.split() ▁▁▁▁return▁tokens #▁Example▁usage result▁=▁tokenize_sentence("This▁is▁a▁sample▁sentence.")
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() ▁▁▁▁#▁Create▁a▁return▁point▁that▁evaluates▁the▁condition ▁▁▁▁return▁sorted(str1)▁==▁sorted(str2) #▁Example▁use
Create▁classes▁and▁methods▁to▁represent▁a▁game▁of▁Tic-Tac-Toe▁in▁Python model class▁TicTacToe: ▁▁▁▁def▁__init__(self): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.board▁=▁[["▁"▁for▁_▁in▁range(3)]▁for▁_▁in▁range(3)] ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.current_player▁=▁"X" ▁▁▁▁def▁display_board(self): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁for▁row▁in▁self.board: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁print("|".join(row)) ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁print("-"▁*▁5) ▁▁▁▁def▁make_move(self,▁row,▁col): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁if▁self.board[row][col]▁==▁"▁": ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.board[row][col]▁=▁self.current_player ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁
value▁not▁in▁visited: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁dfs(child,▁visited) ▁▁▁▁return▁visited #▁Example▁usage: class▁Node: ▁▁▁▁def▁__
▁for▁i▁in▁range(65,▁91)) ▁▁▁▁return▁pattern result▁=▁alphabet_pattern() print(result
,▁b): ▁▁▁▁if▁a▁>▁b: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁return▁a ▁▁▁▁else: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁return
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((d2▁-▁d1).days) ▁▁▁▁ ▁▁▁▁return▁delta #▁Example▁usage result▁=▁days_between_dates("20
▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁data_store.append(item) ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁return▁jsonify({'message':▁'Item▁added',▁'value':▁item}),▁201
_data[n▁//▁2] ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁return▁(mid1▁+▁mid2)▁/▁2 ▁▁▁▁else: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁#▁Odd,
▁"programming",▁"function",▁"variable"] ▁▁▁▁return▁random.choice(words) def▁display_hangman(tries): ▁▁▁▁stages
.color▁=▁color ▁▁▁▁def▁area(self): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁return▁3.14159▁*▁(self.radius▁**▁2
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▁the▁model▁and▁making▁predictions.▁The▁function▁will▁process▁the▁dataset▁and▁return▁a▁trained▁decision▁tree▁model▁along▁with▁predicted▁values.▁For▁instance,▁consider▁the▁following
python def▁matrix_multiply(A,▁B): ▁▁▁▁result▁=▁[[0▁for▁_▁in▁range(len(B[0]))]▁for
Generate▁a▁Python▁2D▁list▁containing▁a▁10x10▁checkerboard▁pattern model checkerboard▁=▁[[(i+j)▁%▁2▁for▁j▁in▁range(10)]▁for▁i▁in▁range(10
Create▁a▁python▁program▁to▁pre-order▁traverse▁a▁given▁binary▁tree model class▁TreeNode: ▁▁▁▁def▁__init__(self,▁value): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.value▁=▁value ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.left▁=▁None ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.right▁=▁None def▁pre_order_traversal(root): ▁▁▁▁if▁root: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁print(root.value,▁end='▁') ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁pre_order_traversal(root.left) ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁pre_order_traversal(root.right) #▁Example▁usage: #▁Create▁a▁sample▁binary▁tree root▁=▁TreeNode(1) root.left▁=▁TreeNode(2) root.right▁=▁TreeNode(3) root.left.left
▁you▁implement▁a▁function▁in▁Python▁that▁takes▁two▁strings,▁and▁return▁the▁longest▁common▁substring? model def▁longest_common_substring(
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What▁is▁single-cell▁sequencing? model Single-cell▁sequencing▁is▁a▁powerful▁technique▁used▁to▁analyze▁the▁genetic▁material▁of▁individual▁cells.▁Unlike▁traditional▁sequencing▁methods▁that▁average▁the▁genetic▁information▁across▁a▁population▁of▁cells,▁single-cell▁sequencing▁allows▁researchers▁to▁capture▁the▁heterogeneity▁within▁a▁cell▁population.▁This▁technique▁enables▁scientists▁to▁understand▁cellular▁mechanisms▁at▁a▁much▁finer▁resolution,▁revealing▁insights▁into▁cell▁diversity,▁development,▁and▁disease▁processes.▁By▁profiling▁the▁RNA▁or▁DNA▁of▁individual▁cells,▁researchers▁can▁identify▁specific▁gene▁expression▁patterns▁and▁mutations,▁paving▁the▁way▁for▁advancements▁in▁personalized▁medicine,▁developmental▁biology,▁and▁cancer▁research
How▁do▁you▁make▁the▁color▁green▁out▁of▁other▁colors? model To▁make▁the▁color▁green,▁you▁typically▁combine▁blue▁and▁yellow.▁By▁mixing▁equal▁parts▁of▁these▁two▁colors,▁you’ll▁achieve▁a▁vibrant▁green.▁Adjusting▁the▁ratio▁can▁create▁different▁shades;▁adding▁more▁blue▁will▁produce▁a▁cooler▁or▁teal▁green,▁while▁more▁yellow▁will▁result▁in▁a▁warmer▁or▁lime▁green
Taro▁and▁Vlad▁play▁a▁video▁game▁competition▁together,▁earning▁5▁points▁for▁every▁win.▁After▁playing▁30▁rounds,▁Taro▁scored▁4▁points▁less▁than▁3/5▁of▁the▁total▁points▁scored.▁How▁many▁total▁points▁did▁Vlad▁score? model Let▁the▁total▁points▁scored▁by▁Taro▁be▁T▁and▁the▁total▁points▁scored▁by▁Vlad▁be▁V.▁The▁total▁points▁scored▁by▁both▁players▁after▁30▁rounds▁can▁be▁expressed▁as: T▁+▁V▁=▁30▁wins▁*▁5▁points/win▁=▁150▁points. According▁to▁the▁information▁given,▁Taro's▁points▁are▁also▁described▁by▁the▁equation: T▁=▁(3/5)▁*▁(T▁+▁V)▁-▁4. Substituting▁T▁+▁V▁from▁the▁first▁equation▁into▁the▁second▁equation: T▁=▁(3/5)▁*▁150▁-▁4 T
What▁is▁the▁relationship▁between▁interest▁rates▁and▁the▁economy? model Interest▁rates▁play▁a▁crucial▁role▁in▁shaping▁the▁economy,▁influencing▁borrowing,▁spending,▁and▁saving▁behaviors.▁When▁interest▁rates▁are▁low,▁borrowing▁costs▁decrease,▁encouraging▁businesses▁and▁consumers▁to▁take▁loans▁for▁investment▁and▁consumption.▁This▁can▁lead▁to▁increased▁spending,▁job▁creation,▁and▁economic▁growth.▁Conversely,▁when▁interest▁rates▁rise,▁borrowing▁becomes▁more▁expensive,▁which▁can▁slow▁down▁spending▁and▁investment.▁Higher▁rates▁can▁also▁lead▁to▁increased▁savings▁as▁consumers▁seek▁to▁take▁advantage▁of▁better▁returns▁on▁savings▁accounts▁and▁other▁fixed-income▁investments.▁ The▁central▁bank▁often▁adjusts▁interest▁rates▁in▁response▁to▁economic▁conditions;▁for▁example,▁during▁inflationary▁periods,▁raising▁rates
what▁is▁love? model Love▁is▁an▁intense▁feeling▁of▁deep▁affection▁and▁attachment▁towards▁someone▁or▁something.▁It▁encompasses▁a▁range▁of▁emotions,▁from▁romantic▁passion▁to▁the▁unwavering▁support▁of▁family▁and▁friends.▁Love▁can▁inspire▁joy,▁foster▁connection,▁and▁promote▁empathy,▁serving▁as▁a▁cornerstone▁for▁meaningful▁relationships▁and▁a▁source▁of▁comfort▁in▁times▁of▁need.▁Ultimately,▁love▁is▁a▁complex▁and▁multifaceted▁experience▁that▁shapes▁our▁lives▁in▁profound▁ways
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What▁is▁the▁difference▁between▁a▁stand▁up▁paddle▁board▁and▁a▁kayak? model Stand▁up▁paddle▁boards▁(SUP)▁and▁kayaks▁are▁both▁popular▁watercraft,▁but▁they▁differ▁significantly▁in▁design▁and▁usage.▁ A▁stand▁up▁paddle▁board▁is▁essentially▁a▁long,▁stable▁board▁that▁users▁stand▁on▁while▁using▁a▁paddle▁to▁propel▁themselves.▁SUPs▁are▁typically▁wider▁and▁have▁a▁flat▁bottom,▁which▁makes▁them▁stable▁and▁easier▁to▁balance▁on▁while▁standing▁or▁kneeling.▁They▁are▁great▁for▁leisurely▁paddling,▁yoga,▁or▁even▁surfing▁in▁small▁waves.▁ In▁contrast,▁kayaks▁have▁a▁closed▁cockpit▁or▁sit-on-top▁design▁where▁users▁sit▁with▁their▁legs▁tucked▁inside▁or▁on▁top▁of▁the▁craft.▁Kayaks▁are▁typically
What▁is▁Nasdaq? model Nasdaq,▁originally▁an▁acronym▁for▁the▁National▁Association▁of▁Securities▁Dealers▁Automated▁Quotations,▁is▁a▁global▁electronic▁marketplace▁for▁buying▁and▁selling▁securities.▁It▁is▁known▁for▁being▁home▁to▁many▁of▁the▁world's▁major▁technology▁companies▁and▁is▁the▁second-largest▁stock▁exchange▁by▁market▁capitalization▁in▁the▁world,▁after▁the▁New▁York▁Stock▁Exchange.▁Nasdaq▁operates▁through▁a▁computerized▁system,▁facilitating▁fast▁and▁efficient▁trade▁execution,▁and▁is▁recognized▁for▁its▁high-tech▁trading▁platforms▁and▁progressive▁approach▁to▁market▁structure
What▁is▁an▁illegal▁building▁technique? model An▁illegal▁building▁technique▁is▁any▁construction▁method▁that▁violates▁local▁building▁codes▁or▁regulations.▁This▁can▁include▁practices▁like▁using▁unapproved▁materials,▁failing▁to▁obtain▁necessary▁permits,▁not▁adhering▁to▁safety▁standards,▁or▁bypassing▁inspections.▁Examples▁might▁involve▁constructing▁without▁proper▁foundations,▁ignoring▁weight▁distribution▁rules,▁or▁making▁structural▁alterations▁without▁professional▁oversight.▁Engaging▁in▁these▁practices▁not▁only▁poses▁safety▁risks▁but▁can▁also▁lead▁to▁legal▁consequences▁and▁potential▁fines
What▁is▁District▁13▁in▁"The▁Hunger▁Games"▁known▁for▁developing? model District▁13▁in▁"The▁Hunger▁Games"▁is▁known▁for▁developing▁advanced▁nuclear▁technology▁and▁weaponry,▁particularly▁focusing▁on▁weapons▁of▁mass▁destruction.▁It▁is▁also▁recognized▁for▁its▁expertise▁in▁military▁strategy▁and▁tactics,▁as▁well▁as▁its▁efforts▁in▁rebellion▁against▁the▁Capitol
Who▁has▁the▁most▁#1▁hits▁in▁music? model As▁of▁October▁2023,▁the▁artist▁with▁the▁most▁#1▁hits▁on▁the▁Billboard▁Hot▁100▁chart▁is▁Mariah▁Carey,▁known▁for▁her▁impressive▁catalog▁of▁chart-topping▁singles
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Carter▁grew▁9▁plants▁with▁3▁seed▁packets.▁How▁many▁more▁seed▁packets▁does▁Carter▁need▁to▁have▁a▁total▁of▁12▁plants▁in▁his▁backyard? model Carter▁needs▁to▁grow▁a▁total▁of▁12▁plants▁but▁has▁only▁grown▁9▁so▁far.▁This▁means▁he▁needs▁3▁more▁plants.▁Since▁each▁seed▁packet▁allows▁him▁to▁grow▁3▁plants,▁he▁will▁need▁1▁additional▁seed▁packet▁to▁reach▁his▁goal▁of▁12▁plants▁in▁the▁backyard
In▁the▁series,▁A▁Song▁of▁Ice▁and▁Fire,▁who▁is▁the▁founder▁of▁House▁Baelish? model The▁founder▁of▁House▁Baelish▁is▁Petyr▁Baelish,▁also▁known▁as▁Littlefinger.▁He▁was▁raised▁in▁the▁fingers▁of▁the▁Vale▁of▁Arryn▁and▁is▁a▁prominent▁character▁throughout▁the▁series
Frank▁Sinatra▁changed▁the▁lyrics▁of▁"The▁Lady▁is▁a▁Tramp"▁to▁"The▁Lady▁is▁a"▁what? model The▁Lady▁is▁a▁Vamp
Why▁is▁the▁Alabama's▁football▁team▁called▁the▁Crimson▁Tide? model The▁Alabama▁football▁team▁is▁called▁the▁Crimson▁Tide▁due▁to▁the▁school's▁official▁colors,▁crimson▁and▁white.▁The▁nickname▁is▁believed▁to▁have▁originated▁during▁the▁early▁1900s,▁particularly▁after▁a▁notable▁game▁in▁1907▁against▁Auburn▁University,▁where▁the▁muddy▁field▁resulted▁in▁Alabama▁players▁appearing▁to▁be▁covered▁in▁crimson.▁The▁term▁"Crimson▁Tide"▁signifies▁both▁the▁team's▁identity▁and▁the▁fierce▁spirit▁of▁its▁fans,▁symbolizing▁strength▁and▁perseverance▁in▁the▁face▁of▁challenges
What▁are▁the▁most▁popular▁tropical▁travel▁destinations▁for▁people▁on▁the▁east▁coast▁of▁the▁United▁States? model Some▁of▁the▁most▁popular▁tropical▁travel▁destinations▁for▁people▁on▁the▁east▁coast▁of▁the▁United▁States▁include: 1.▁**The▁Bahamas**▁-▁With▁its▁stunning▁beaches▁and▁crystal-clear▁waters,▁the▁Bahamas▁is▁a▁favorite▁for▁quick▁getaways,▁especially▁from▁Florida. 2.▁**Jamaica**▁-▁Known▁for▁its▁vibrant▁culture,▁beautiful▁waterfalls,▁and▁all-inclusive▁resorts,▁Jamaica▁attracts▁many▁tourists▁looking▁for▁both▁relaxation▁and▁adventure. 3.▁**Puerto▁Rico**▁-▁As▁a▁U.S.▁territory,▁Puerto▁Rico▁offers▁a▁blend▁of▁rich▁history,▁tropical▁beaches,▁and▁ease▁of▁travel▁without▁the▁need▁for▁a▁passport. 4.
What▁is▁the▁capital▁of▁Colorado? model The▁capital▁of▁Colorado▁is▁Denver
What▁is▁the▁tallest▁building▁in▁Chicago? model The▁tallest▁building▁in▁Chicago▁is▁the▁Willis▁Tower,▁formerly▁known▁as▁the▁Sears▁Tower,▁which▁stands▁at▁1,450▁feet▁(442▁meters)▁tall▁including▁its▁antenna
How▁many▁countries▁do▁the▁Netherlands▁share▁a▁land▁border▁with? model The▁Netherlands▁shares▁a▁land▁border▁with▁Germany▁and▁Belgium,▁making▁it▁a▁total▁of▁two▁countries
Name▁five▁MLB▁teams▁in▁the▁National▁League model Atlanta▁Braves,▁Los▁Angeles▁Dodgers,▁San▁Francisco▁Giants,▁Chicago▁Cubs,▁and▁Philadelphia▁Phillies
When▁was▁the▁Australian▁city▁Canberra▁founded? model Canberra▁was▁officially▁founded▁on▁12▁March▁1913