What is the output of this program?
def status(lives, score damage):
if lives < 1:
print("The dragon is dead.")
print("Your score is", score)
status(3, 400, 0)
There is a syntax error in the function definition. It should be:
def status(lives, score, damage):
Assuming that the syntax error is fixed, the output of the program when run is:
No output, because the code is defining the function but not calling it.
To actually call the function and get output, you would need to add another line at the end of the program:
status(3, 400, 0)
This would output:
"The dragon is dead."
"Your score is 400".