Computer Science, asked by sultan6532, 10 months ago

What does the following code do?
def a(b, c, d): pass

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Answered by chiefprashant
0

Answer:

#python

Explanation:

the code defines a function named a which takes three arguments and does nothing.

Answered by Anonymous
3

def a(b, c, d): pass does nothing.

  • The code is in Python programming language.
  • 'def' statement is used to define a function a
  • b, c, d are the parameters of the function
  • The 'pass' statement is a null operator. If the pass statement is executed the function will not do anything.
  • So the pass statement nullifies the code so that it does nothing.

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