Question

in the program below, numa is a _____.
def multiply(numa, numb):
product = numa * numb
return product
answer = multiply(8,2)
print (answer)
qualifier
parameter
accumulator
return value

Explanation:

In Python, when defining a function like def multiply(numA, numB), the variables numA and numB inside the parentheses are parameters. They are place - holders for values that will be passed into the function when it is called. Here, numA is one of the parameters of the multiply function.

Answer:

B. parameter