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Question 10 Not complete Not graded Generalize the function you wrote previously so you can pass in the name of a function as a parameter For example def tabulate_execution_cost(rows, funct_name): Flag question temp, count funct_name (data) To reproduce the previous table, you would call this function using tabulate_execution_cost (10, max_duplicates_in_1ist) For example Test Result tabulate_execution_cost (2, max_duplicates_in_list) NI COUNT| LOGN /N NLOGN /N* *2 13.0 6.5 13 13.0 26 26.0 13.0 tabulate_execution_cost (2, find_difference) COUNT | /LOGN N NLOGN /N* 2 7.0 7.0 11.0 | 5.5 | 5.5 | 2.8 Answer (penalty regime: 0, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 %) 1▼| def read-random-numbers(filename-, random-numbers.txt.): "Reads a file of random numbers and returns it as a list"" With open (filename) as file: 3 4 raw data file.read().split() return [int(i) for i in rav_data]

Answer 1

CODE ::

def tabulate_execution(data,func_name):

eval("%s(data)"%func_name)

Explination :

Eval the method to execute the code in the String. As our function name comes as a string , So the better way is to , Make that string like a funtion call like "func_name(data)"

Now We simply Evaluate that string , Which is nothing but a Funtion call ,

"%s" will update the string with the func_name varible value with it;

"%s(data)"%"print" => "print(data)"

Execution :

def Func call(data, func name): eval ("%s (data)"%func name) >>> >>def AAA(S): print (S) Func_call("Hello World", "AAA") Hello World

>>> def Func_call(data,func_name):
... eval("%s(data)"%func_name)
...
>>> def AAA(S):
... print(S)
...
>>> Func_call("Hello World","AAA")
Hello World

On Above Example , I have Created a function AAA which prints the string given to it

Now i have called "AAA" with data "Hello World"

Func_call("Hello World","AAA")