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Python Online Quiz
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Answer : B
Explanation
comparison operator evaluates true and false. And in python we need not specify whether the number is int or float.
Q 2 - What is output for following code −
y = [4, 5,1j] y.sort()
Answer : D
Explanation
we cannot compare complex numbers with numbers, so the output results in type error stating that complex numbers cannot be compared with <,>,=.
Q 3 - Syntax error in python is detected by _________at _______
Answer : B
Explanation
Syntax error in python is detected by interpreter at run time.
Answer : C
Explanation
2**3 gives 2*2*2 i.e. 8, then 2*8 gives 16, since order of precedence is ** then*. ** implies raise to power''.
Q 5 - Find the output of the code?
def f(a, b = 1, c = 2):
print('a is: ',a, 'b is: ', b, 'c is: ', c)
f(2, c = 2)
f(c = 100, a = 110)
a is: 110 b is: 1 c is: 100
a is: 110 b is: 2 c is: 100
a is: 110 b is: 0 c is: 100
D - a is: 110 b is: 0 c is: 100
a is: 110 b is: 0 c is: 100
Answer : A
Explanation
Value of Arguments is passed to the parameters in order of their sequence.
Q 6 - What is the output of the code?
try:
list = 5*[0]+5*[10]
x = list[9]
print(''Done!'')
except IndexError:
print(''Index out of Bond! '')
else:
print(''Nothing is wrong!'')
finally:
print(''Finally block!'')
B - Done!' follow by Nothing is wrong!'
C - Nothing is wrong!' followed by Finally block!'
D - Done!' follow by Nothing is wrong!' followed by Finally block'.
Answer : D
Explanation
In the above Try block we make a list of total 10 elements by adding 5 times zero and 5 times 10. Thus when we try to find out the element at index 9 no error is raised by Python.
Q 7 - Discuss the outcome of the code?
def func1(n):
if(n==0):
return 0
else:
return(n+func1(n-1))
def func2(n, result):
if(n==0):
return(result)
else:
return(func2(n-1, n+result))
print(func1(4))
print(func2(4,0))
B - Func1 and Func2 are tail recursions.
Answer : B
Explanation
A function call is said to be tail recursive if there is nothing to do after the function returns except return its value.
Q 8 - Which among them is incorrect for set s={100,101,102,103}
Answer : C
Explanation
There is no indexing in Sets.
Q 9 - Select the valid option for the following Output −
A - Canvas.Create_text(text= ''Hello! '')
B - Canvas.Create_text(30 , 40, text= ''Hello! '' ,filled= ''green '')
C - Canvas.Create_text(text= ''Hello! '' ,textcolor= ''Green'')
Answer : B
Explanation
Text is created in the canvas by using create_text method of canvas. Color of the text can be set according to the user which is specified under filled'.
Q 10 - Which module is used in python to create Graphics?