What does the following program when run? Clear explain. def main(): budget = 29

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What does the following program when run? Clear explain. def main(): budget = 299 print('The budget is', budget) aFunction (budget) print('The budget now is', budget) def aFunction (theBudget): print('The Budget in aFunction() is', theBudget) theBudget = budget + theBudget print('Now the budget in aFunction() is', theBudget) main() 598 assign 299 to the variable "budget" and also this program displayed "The budget" now is budget. It means "the budget" equal to budget which is 299. theBudget = budget + theBudget = 299 + 299 = 598

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def main():
  
budget=299 --> it assign variable budget to 299
print('The budget is', budget)-->print the current budget value which is 299
aFunction(budget)--> call the aFunction and pass the budget
print('The budget now is ', budget)--> after call budget value has been changed
according to function manipulation and print the 598

def aFunction(theBudget):now theBudget =budget=299
print('The budget in aFunction() is',theBudget)--> print theBudget =299
theBudget = budget+theBudget--> now theBudget = 299+299= 598
print('Now the budget in aFunction() is', theBudget) --> print the value 598

main()--> end of main()

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