Which of the following is the correct way to represent a move validation function signature in Python?

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LLD - Design — Chess Game

Adef validate_move(start_pos: str, end_pos: str) -> bool:

Bdef validate_move(start_pos, end_pos): return int

Cfunction validate_move(start_pos, end_pos) { return true; }

Ddef validate_move(start_pos: int, end_pos: int) -> str:

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify correct Python function syntax
Python uses def keyword, type hints with colon, and returns bool for validation.
Step 2: Check each option
def validate_move(start_pos: str, end_pos: str) -> bool: matches Python syntax and returns bool. Others have wrong return types or language.
Final Answer:
def validate_move(start_pos: str, end_pos: str) -> bool: -> Option A
Quick Check:
Python function signature with bool return = def validate_move(start_pos: str, end_pos: str) -> bool: [OK]

Quick Trick: Use def with type hints and bool return for validation [OK]

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