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What is the purpose of return statement in Python functions?
- It is used to terminate the execution of a function
- It is used to define the output of a function
- It is used to import modules into a function
- None of these
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It is used to terminate the execution of a function
Reason — The return statement ends the execution of a function and transfers the control back to the place where the function was called. Once the return statement is executed, no further statements in the function body are executed.
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