What function does the following code perform?
import inbox, appuifw, e32
def message_get(msg_id):
        box = inbox.Inbox()
        appuifw.note(u"New message: %s" % box.content(msg_id))
        app_lock.signal()
box = inbox.Inbox()
box.bind(message_get)
print "new SMS messages.."
app_lock = e32.Ao_lock()
app_lock.wait()
print "Message handled!"

What does the bind() function represent in the PyS60 script?

Can a file within a package contain hardcoded references to the package directory location in Symbian?

What function does the address() perform in a PyS60 script?

Can different cell IDs map to a single area code in case of GSM and GPS positioning in PyS60?

The code snippet below is used to access the SMS inbox. What is the use of declaring the array [:5] in line 3? Line 1:import inbox, appuifw Line 2:box = inbox.Inbox() Line 3:for sms_id in box.sms_messages()[:5]: Line 4: msg = box.content(sms_id) Line 5: appuifw.note(msg)

Which statements are true about the Inbox object provided by PyS60?

Which statements is/are correct regarding functions in Python?

What function does the module os perform when it is included in a PyS60 script?

What is wrong with the following Python code? def showMaxFactor(num): count = num / 2 while count > 1: if num % count == 0: print 'Largest factor of %d is %d' % (num, count) break count -= 1 else: print num, 'is prime' for eachNum in range(10, 21): showMaxFactor(eachNum)

Which paths represent caged files in Symbian OS?