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Question at position 20 Consider the following class definition: class MyClass: def __init__(self, value): self.value = value def show_value(): print(self.value) What is likely to happen when calling MyClass(10).show_value()? TypeError raised because self is missing in show_value() method definition. It calls the method without error and returns None.It prints 10.It prints self.value as a string.Clear my selection

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A.TypeError raised because self is missing in show_value() method definition.
B.It calls the method without error and returns None.
C.It prints 10.
D.It prints self.value as a string.
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The question presents a Python class where show_value is defined without a self parameter, which is required for instance methods. Option A: 'TypeError raised because self is missing in show_value() method definition.' This is correct because when you access show_value on an instance (MyClass(10).show_value())......Login to view full explanation

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