Python - Modules and Code OrganizationWhat happens if two functions with the same name exist in a custom module and you import that module?ABoth functions are available with different names automaticallyBPython raises an error about duplicate functionsCPython ignores the second function silentlyDThe last defined function overwrites the previous oneCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand function definitions in a modulePython reads the module top to bottom; later definitions overwrite earlier ones.Step 2: Effect on importing moduleOnly the last function with that name is available after import.Final Answer:The last defined function overwrites the previous one -> Option DQuick Check:Duplicate function names = last one wins [OK]Quick Trick: Duplicate names overwrite previous definitions [OK]Common Mistakes:Expecting error on duplicate function namesThinking both functions are accessible automaticallyAssuming Python ignores duplicates silently
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