Python Week 2 Quiz Answers



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[1] If list=[‘red’ , ‘blue’ , ‘green’ , ‘yellow’] , what will be the output of : list.pop() print (list) ?

•  (a): yellow

•  (b): red’, ‘blue’, ‘green’

•  (c): blue’, ‘green’, ‘yellow’

•  (d): error

Answer:(d) error

Explanation : The output of .list pop() print (list) is error because this code are wrong.

 

 

[2] If you want to use an item after you remove from what, which function should you use?

•  (a): del()

•  (b): not possible

•  (c): remove()

•  (d): pop()

Answer: (d) pop()

Explanation: pop() should you use because this method deletes the element at the position mentioned in its arguments.

 

[3] If list=[‘suzuki’, ‘subaru’, ‘honda’, ‘maruti’] , what will be the output of print(list[3]), after running the function : list.sort(reverse=True) ?

•  (a): suzuki

•  (b): subaru

•  (c): honda

•  (d): maruti

Answer: (c) honda

Explanation: The output is honda, because it is number 3 on the list.

 

 

[4] Which statement is correct?

•  (a): sorted() method sorts the items in ascending order

•  (b): sorted() method maintains the sorted order of the items in the list

•  (c): Both A and B

•  (d): Neither A nor B

Answer: (a) sorted() method sorts the items in ascending order

Explanation: sorted() sorts any sequence (list, tuple) and always returns a list with the elements in sorted manner, without modifying the original sequence.

 

 

[5] Which method is used to arrange the items in a list in ascending order?

•  (a): sort()

•  (b): arrange()

•  (c): sort(reverse=True)

•  (d): ascend()

Answer: (a) sort()

Explanation: The sort() method sorts the elements of a given list in a specific ascending or descending order.

 

 

[6] What is used for performing a repetitive tasks in Python?

•  (a): Counters

•  (b): Lists

•  (c): Arrays

•  (d): Loops

Answer: (d) loops

Explanation: loops is used for iterating over a sequence (that is either a list, a tuple, a dictionary, a set, or a string).

 

 

[7] How is a line, or a group of lines related to the rest of the program?

•  (a): square brackets []

•  (b): indentation

•  (c): braces {}

•  (d): parentheses ()

Answer: (b) indentation

Explanation: Indentation line a group of lines related to the rest of the program.

[8] If numbers=[1, 2, 3, 4, 5] , then how to get the largest value of this list?

•  (a): high(numbers)

•  (b): max(numbers)

•  (c): large(numbers)

•  (d): sum(numbers)

Answer: (b) max(numbers)

Explanation: The max() function returns the item with the highest value, or the item with the highest value in an iterable. If the values are strings, an alphabetically comparison is done.

 

 

 

[9] What should come in the blank if we want to print HI! 6 times? for i in

range(        ): print(“HI!”)

•  (a): 1,5

•  (b): 1,6

•  (c): 5

•  (d): 1,7

Answer: (d) 1,7

Explanation: We use range(stop) to create a range of 0 to stop where stop is the number of lines desired. We use a for-loop to iterate through this range, concatenate the string to itself by the number of times desired and print the result.

 

[10] Which of the following is a valid singleton tuple?

•  (a): single=(1)

•  (b): single=1,

•  (c): single=()

•  (d): single=1

Answer: (b) single=1,

Explanation: A tuple of one item (a ‘singleton’) can be formed by affixing a comma to an expression (an expression by itself does not create a tuple, since parentheses must be usable for grouping of expressions).