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(e) What is the correct output of this code? (2 pts) >>> def func(x): >>> res = 0 >>> for i in range (len (x)): res i >>> return res >>> print (func(4)) ( 4 5 ) 6 ()7 ( What could be described as an immutable list? (2 pts) () a dimple ( ) a tuple ( ) a truffle () a dictionary (g) What is the result of the code? (2 pts) >>> nums = (55, 44, 33, 22) >>> print (max (min (nums[:2]), abs(-42))) () 33 ( ) 42 ( ) 44 ( ) 55 2. Write a Python script for a function min_x that computes the minimum of a list x. The list x contains one or more elements, and the list is not nested. In writing the script, do not use any inherent functions from Python or related modules (e.g., from math or numpy). Example I/O is provided below. (Total - 10 pts) >>> x = [6,3,8,4,9) >>> min_x (x) >>> x = [1,4,7) >>> min_*(x)

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e. This will throw an error since the argument of func is an integer x and len(x) will be the error showing that the object of type int has no len(). However, if in line 3, if we write range(x) instead of range(len(x)), then the answer will be 6. This function is finding sum from 0 to x-1.

f. Immutable objects are those objects whose values can not be changed after they are created. A tuple is an immutable list.

g. the first line declares a list nums having values 55,44,33,22.

nums[:2] will contain values up to index 2 i.e. 55,44.

min(nums[:2]) will find minimum value is nums[:2] which is 44.

abs(-42) will return absolute value of 42 i.e. 42.

now max(44,42) will be 44.

So, answer will be 44.