What would be the output of the following program? (python)Note: Please note that the operation x % 10 (i.e., x modulo 10) is always the same as the rightmost digit of x (e.g., 123 % 10 = 3). tt%3DzZ18yy= 17def bat():global yyzz + 13tt =yy = zz + ttуу +3return yydef hen():tt = zz + 7tt = bat()return ttdef cat():global zzzz = yy + 11bat()return zzdef ant():global yyzZ + 13zz + tttt =yy =yy += zZhen()return yylast_digitprint(last_digit)(hen() + cat() + tt + zz + yy) % 10

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What would be the output of the following program? (python)
Note:
Please note that the operation x % 10 (i.e., x modulo 10) is always the same as the rightmost digit of x (e.g., 123 % 10 = 3).

tt
%3D
zZ
18
yy
= 17
def bat():
global yy
zz + 13
tt =
yy = zz + tt
уу +3
return yy
def hen():
tt = zz + 7
tt = bat()
return tt
def cat():
global zz
zz = yy + 11
bat()
return zz
def ant():
global yy
zZ + 13
zz + tt
tt =
yy =
yy += zZ
hen()
return yy
last_digit
print(last_digit)
(hen() + cat() + tt + zz + yy) % 10

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