$A(n)$ is a piece of data that is sent into a function.

a$.$ argument

b$.$ parameter

c$.$ header

d$.$ packet

A$($n $q,$ is a special variable that receives a piece of data when a function is called.

a$.$ argument

b$.$ parameter

c$.$ header

d$.$ packet

A variable that is visible to every function in a program file is a $$ a$.$ local variable

b$.$ universal variable

c$.$ program$-$wide variable

d$.$ global variable

Review Questions

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When possible, you should avoid using

a$.$ local $$ variables in a program.

b$.$ global

c$.$ reference

d$.$ parameter

This is a prewritten function that is built into a programming language.

a$.$ standard function

b$.$ library function

c$.$ custom function

d$.$ cafeteria function

This standard library function returns a random integer within a specified range of values.

a$.$ random

b$.$ randint

c$.$ random$\_$integer

d$.$ uniform