A variable num has been predefined as 8, alongside the following function definitions: def func1(): num = 2 print (num) def func2 (): global num double num = num num = 10 print (double num) What value is printed out when func1 () is called? What value is printed out when func2 () is called? What is the value of num in the global scope after calling funcl () and func2 () ? 10 3.

Which of the following is a correct and complete function definition?   a. double funct(double x) { return 2*x; }                     b. double funct(Int x) { return (x-3); }   c. int funct (x) { return (++x); }   d. int funct (int x);      e. void funct(x=7) { return 8; }   f. void funct(int x=7) { return x/3; }

Python without Def function Problem Statement  Define and implement a function time_delta that takes two string parameters (time1 and time2) and returns the difference between them (as a string). You may assume that the second time will always be after the first time, both times will always be on the same date, and military time will be used (no a.m. or p.m.). Examples time_delta(04:15:36, 16:35:27) ➞ (12:19:51) time_delta(02:06:05, 06:09:10) ➞ (04:03:05) Sample Input 1 "04:15:36" "16:35:27" Sample Output 1  "12:19:51"

Complete the code below for the function definition of func_1: def func_1( IDENTIFY WHAT GOES HERE ):       subs=a-b      print(“Subtraction of your inputs is”, subs)1:a2:b3:a-b4:a,b