You cannot have both keyword arguments and non-keyword arguments in a function c

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You cannot have both keyword arguments and non-keyword arguments in a function call. Some library functions are built into the Python interpreter. You do not need to have an import statement in a program to use the functions in the random module. Complex mathematical expressions can sometimes be simplified by breaking out part of the expression and putting it in a function. A function in Python can return more than one value. IPO charts provide only brief descriptions of a function's input, processing, and output, but do not show the specific steps taken in a function.

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No we can have both in a function cell. Python enforces an order on arguments: all non-keyword arguments must go first, followed by any keyword arguments.

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The Python interpreter has a number of functions built into it that are always available few are abs()   divmod()   input(),open() , staticmethod(),all() , enumerate() , int() , ord() ,str(),

3. True.

4. No it is not possible

5.If we want to return more than one value we need to separate the values you want to return by commas

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