Write the code to call a function named send_variable and that expects a single int parameter.
Suppose a variable called x refers to an int. Pass this variable as an argument to send_variable
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The following is the required code.
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send_variable(x)
SImple program to demo this line of code:
def send_variable(x):
print(x)
x=10
send_variable(x)
OUTPUT :
10
Write the code to call a function named send_variable and that expects a single int parameter....
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