Consider the following code:

```python
def tryIt(b):
b = b + 100

#MAIN*

x = 99
print(x)
tryIt(x)
print(x)
```

What is the output?

1) 99
199

2) 99
199
99

3) 99
99
199

4) 99
99

The code defines a function called 'tryIt' that takes a parameter 'b'. Inside the function, the value of 'b' is increased by 100. However, when the function is called and 'x' is passed as an argument, the value of 'x' remains unchanged outside the function. Therefore, the value of 'x' before and after calling the function is 99. However, the value of 'b' within the function becomes 199.

Consider the following code:```pythondef tryIt(b): b = b + 100#**********MAIN***********x = 99print(x)tryIt(x)print(x)```What is the output?1) 99 1992) 99 199 993) 99 99 1994) 99 99

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Other Questions

Consider the following code:

```python
def tryIt(b):
b = b + 100

#MAIN*

x = 99
print(x)
tryIt(x)
print(x)
```

What is the output?

1) 99
199

2) 99
199
99

3) 99
99
199

4) 99
99