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Which of the following is not a valid way to define a function in Python? Answer( Please choose a correct answer )   CLEARdef my_function(): function my_function(): lambda x: x*2my_function = lambda x: x*2

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Which of the following is not a valid way to define a function in Python? Answer( Please choose a correct answer )   CLEARdef my_function(): function my_function(): lambda x: x2my_function = lambda x: x2

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The invalid way to define a function in Python from the given options is:

function my_function():

In Python, we define a function using the "def" keyword, not the "function" keyword. So, the correct syntax is:

def my_function():

The other two options, "lambda x: x2" and "my_function = lambda x: x2", are valid ways to define a function in Python using lambda functions.

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