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Choose the correct answerWhat will be the output of the following program?def func(a, **b): print(type(b))func('python', A = '1', B = '2')Select all the correct statements given below.Options<class 'int'><class 'tuple'><class 'dict'><class 'str'>

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Choose the correct answerWhat will be the output of the following program?def func(a, **b): print(type(b))func('python', A = '1', B = '2')Select all the correct statements given below.Options<class 'int'><class 'tuple'><class 'dict'><class 'str'>

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The correct answer is <class 'dict'>.

Here's why:

In Python, **b in function arguments is used to pass variable length non-keyword argument. This means you can pass any number of arguments with their keys and Python will convert those keys and values in dictionary inside function. So, the type of 'b' will be <class 'dict'>.

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