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11 July, 04:45

Which statement will properly start the main () function? def main () : def Main def main# def main[]

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  1. 11 July, 06:24
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    def main () : will properly start the main () function in Python.

    Explanation:

    def Main will not properly start the main () function because it has a capital M and its missing parentheses as well as a colon.

    def main# will not properly start the main () function because it has a unnecessary hash at the end and its missing a colon.

    def main[] will not properly start the main () function because it has a unnecessary square brackets at the end and its missing a colon.

    so only def main () : will properly start the main () function in Python because it has a correct syntax.
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