Where will the argument "name" go in the program below? (THE NUMBERS)
def say_hello( 1 )...
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Where will the argument "name" go in the program below? (THE NUMBERS)
def say_hello( 1 ):
print("Hello" + name)
def main( 2 ):
happyBirthday = sayHello("Claire")
print( 3 )
main( 4 )
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