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Whats is the difference between a function and a procedure?

A procedure is a named set of instructions that can be called on by throughout the program.A function is a procedure that returns a value.Both functions and procedures can take parameters.
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[Student query] Why do we import libraries/modules such as Numpy and Matplotlib into Python?

When we are programming, there are often tasks that as humans we find relatively easy to do, for example, to draw a sine graph. We would simply draw the x and y axes and draw a period or two of the wave from...
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[Exam style] Python is an interpreted language. Explain what this means and how interpreted languages differ from compiled languages.

An interpreted language uses a program called an interpreter to translate code written in the source language to a target language that the computer can understand and execute. Interpreters translate code li...
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How can I prepare for interviews for medical school?

Interviews are a daunting experience. But remember, everyone is in the same boat! Interview styles vary across admission boards but first I can offer two general pieces of advice which will apply across the ...
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a) What are the key things your learned from your work experience? b) Imagine yourself as a junior doctor, you have just finished a shift and check your phone to find one of your patients has added you on facebook. How do you respond to this?

WORK EXPERIENCE- NOT WHAT YOU SAW, BUT WHAT YOU LEARNED! .... You must highlight the importance of a MTD! You must demonstrate your understanding of each valuable member for example in breast cancer care: th...
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