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4 MOVE FAST WITH COMPUTER SCIENCE (Pyihon) ~ Xl Multiple Choice Questions G) Is Python case sensitive when dealing with identifiers ? grves (0) no ~ (©) machine dependent (d) none of the mentioned Q Which of the following is an invalid variable ? (a) my_day_2 (by 2nd_day (c) Day_two (a) 2 @ Which of the following is not a keyword ? (@éval (b) assert (©) nonlocal _@) pass @ Which of the following cannot be a variable ? (@) _init__ Lyin (c) it (d) on Which of these is not a core data type ? (@) Lists (0) Dictionary (©) Tuples (lass © How would you write x¥ in Python as an expression ? @ xy uaery (xy (a) none of these @ Which of the following is an invalid statement ? (@) abe = 1,000,000 fa b c= 1000 2000 3000 (©) a, b, c= 1000, 2000, 3000 (d) a= b= = 1,000,000 @ Which value type does iny jut() return ? (@) Boolean String (o) Int (@) Float @% Given a function that does not return any value, what value is thrown by default when executed in shell ? (a) int () bool (© void \(anone 40) What will be the value of the expression ? 14+13%15 (a) 14 wr (0) 12 @o 3) Evaluate the expression given below if A=16 and B=15, ALBI/A (a) 0.0 vo (1.0 (@1 (13 What is the value of x ? %© Ant(13.25 4.4/2) (a) 17 waa 9 15 (23 (3. The expression 8/4/2 will evaluate eguival (a) #1(4/2) ww lent to which of the following expressions : OBJECTIVE TYPE QUESTIONS TE UNIT: PROGRAMMING AND COMPUTATIONAL THINKING 5 GD) Which among the following list of op + **,%, 1, >, | wn © (d) % Which of the following expressions results lors has the highest precedence ? @>> X = 33 4 What would you fill in place of in the above expr integer value ? Select all that apply (Python 3.xx) @il / (% () All of the mentioned G18. Which two operators can be used on numeric values in Python ? (a) @ Le A (a # 019. Which of the following four code fragments will yield the following output ? Eina Mina Dika sion so that x has an Select all of the function calls that result in this output (a) print(** "ina \nMina \nDika''') (b) print(**EinaMinaDika'**) (c) print (*Eina\nMina\nbika* ) (@)— print(*eina Mina Dika') @) Which of the following is valid arithmetic operator in Python ? ot (ny? wx (a) and 61) Which operator is used ws eck Whether two variables are the same ? (a) - Mf ol We 62) Which one of these Is a floor division operator ? @/ ) (% () None of the mentioned £3) What ia the value ofthis expression : 22% Dis ? c (7 yt (10 70 24.) What is the value of this expression : 22% 2.0 is? (7 Wt AS 10 (70 HH COMPUTER SCIENCE (Python) ~ Xi 6 Move FAST Wit i ion, 3°13 ? *) What is the output of this expression, (a) 27 wo Las (a1 : i ion, 3*1"3 7 What is the value ofthis expression, 27 9 63 @1 what is the value of this expression 3°31 ? ; 27 9 (3 @1 What is the value of this expression, or? (27 sy (3 @1 What is the value of the following expression ? 21//4+ 6/3 @?7 who (0 7.25 (@ 7.33 G0, What is the output of the following expression ? print(4.00/(2.0+ 2.0)) (@) Exror S10 (© 1.00 @1 GI. Which of the following expressions involves implicit type promotion when evaluated in Python ? (@) 53 +18 (99% 41 (045 % 3 (71-36 32. What will be the output of the following expression ? 24//6%3, 24//4//2, 48//3//4 ay, 3, 4) © O34) (9 (1, 12, #error) 33. What is the output of the following expression ? float (5 + int(4.39 + 2.1)%2) (4.0 (5 (0 8.0 @s8 34. Which of the following expressions is an example of type casting ? (G40 + float(6) (0) 5.3. + 6.3 (0) 5.0+3 AB int.) +7 35. Which type of error occurs when you execute the following code fragments ? (a) SyntaxError (b) NameError (c) ValueError (d) TypeError (a) (1, 3, #error) >>> 126 (iii) >>> "abe! #4 ~4 (iv) >>> al=2 >>> ala () >>> dnt ("21.23") UNIT I: PROGRAMMING AND COMPUTATIONAL THINKING 36. Which line of code has the correct syntax for the print statement ? (a) print(Its’ a rainy day) (b) Print(‘it’s a rainy day’) (c) print(‘it’s a rainy day”) (@ print(‘it\’s a rainy day’) 37. You have the following code segment : print(“Here we have a Line of text \n and \n we can do \newlines!") What is the output of this code ? () () © @ Here we have a line of text and we can do newlines! Here we have a line of text and we can do newlines! Here we have a line of text and we can do newlines! Here we have a line of text and we can do ewlines! 38. Which code segment will output the number 20 to the console window ? 39. @ () © (d) myValue@1 = "10" myValueg2 = "10" myValuedi = myValue@1 + myValueo2 print (myValue@2) myValueot = 10 myValue@2 = 10 myValuedd = myValue@1 + myValue@2 print (myValue@1) MyValueot = 1 myValue02 = 10 print (myValue@1 + myValue@2) 10" MyValuea: myValue@2 = "10" print (myValue@1 + myValue@2) Which code segment will NOT reach its print( ) function ? @ ® © ) if "yes' t= ‘no’: print ("condition met") if yes’ I= "yes": print("condition met") no’: if not 'yes’ : print ("condition met") If "yes" == "yes" : print("condition met") st wit COMPUTER SC SCIENVE VO move FA = FAS ments will yield following output ? lowing four code frag 40. Which of the foll ziva ; pi [Noticeblanklinesin between] iva Riva is output Select all of the function calls that result in this (a print(‘'‘Ziva \nDiva \nRiva''') (y_ print("* Zivabivariva’’ By ( _ print(‘Ziva\nDiva\nRiva’) (@ print (‘Ziva Diva Riva’) (> : a : ) The numbered position of a letter in a string 1s called (a) position (b) integer position (@) location (oindex tells if an element is present in a sequence or not. 2) 2) The operator _ (@) exists eri in (9 into (@ inside (43) The keys of a dictionary must be of types. (® mutable (0) immutable (@ any of these (@) integer (3D) iF the following set of commands is executed in shell, what will be the output ? a >>> str = “hello” >>> str[:2] > one (6) lo (0) olleh (@) hello (G)wrat data type is the object below ? L=[1, 23, ‘hello’, 2] (@) list (®) dictionary (0 array (@) tuple (46) What data type is the object below ? L=1, 23, ‘hello’, 1 P (a) list (b) dictionary (©) array (@) tuple Gs i 7) oe aes values in terms of key and value, what core data type does Python provide ? (a) list : ) list (b) tuple (0) class (@) dictionary 6. What is the What is the value of the following expression ? 343.09, 3°¢3.0 (6.0, 27.0) (b) (6.0, 9,00) 6.0, 9.00) (a) 16.0, 27.0) (016, 27) ed UNIT 1: PROGRAMMING AND COMPUTATIONAL THINKING 9 49) List AL is defined as follows : AL=[1, 2,3, 4,5] Which of the following statements removes the middle element 3 from it so that the list AL equals (1, 2, 4, 5] 2 (a) del a[2] (b) af2:3] = [ J (c) af2:2] = [ ] (@) a[2] =[] (c) a.remove(3) 50. Which of the following are valid strings in Python ? (a) This is a string () ‘This is a string’ (©) (This is a string) (@) “This is a string” S1/ You have the following code segment : String: "my" String2 = “work” print(Stringl + String2) What is the output of this code ? (a) my work (b) work orftywork (d) my You have the following code segment : String: ‘my” String2 = "work" print(Stringl + String2.upper()) What is the output of this code ? (@ mywork MY Work (gmyWORK (@) My Work 63) Which line of code produces an error ? (@) “one” + two’ (b) 142 (9 “one” +°2" gpa’ +2 54) What is the output of this code ? >>> int("3"+"4") (@“7" (b) ” So () 24 55. Considering the code given below, which line of code will cause an error ? 1. num=[5, 4, 3, [2], 1] 2. print(num[@]) 3. print(num[3][@]) 4. print(num[5]) (@) Line 3 (®) Line 2 (0) Line 4 (@) Line 1 56. Identify the valid declaration of L : L=(1, 23, ‘hi’, 6] (2) list () dictionary (0 array (@) tuple 57. Suppose s is assigned as follows : $= ‘foobar’ All of the following expressions produce the same result except one. Which one ? (@) sf :: 5] © sls:-Nl::-5) (©) ss: -ayf -1] + sflen(s)-1) (d) s[0} + s[-1) (¢) s[:: 5] Ji 10 8. 9, 60, 6 3 67. 69. 7 MOVE FAST WITH COMPUTER SCIENCE (Python) ~ Xi) index ~I belongs to the of string. Negativ (a) first character (b) last character (©) second last character (d) second character Which of the following is/are not legal string operators ? (a) in (+ (* @/ Which of the following functions will return the total number of cl haracters in a string ? (a) count( ) (b) index( ) (c) len( ) (d) all of these Which of the following functions will return the last three characters of a string s ? (a) s[3:] (b) s[:3] (c) s[- 3:) (@) sf: - 3] Which of the following functions will return the first three characters of a string 5? (a) s{3:] (®) s[3] (0 sl- 3] (4) sl: - 3) Which of the following functions will return the string in all caps ? (@) upper( ) (b) toupper( ) (0) isupper( ) (4) to-upper( ) ~ Which of the following functions will return the string with every ‘P’ replaced witha 22 (@) find) (b) index ) (0) replace( ) (@) split( ) - Which of the following functions will return a list containing all words of a string ? (@) fina) (b) index( ) (©) pattition( ) (@) split( ) Which of the following functions will retum the always a tuple of 3 elements ? (@) find( ) (®) index() (©) partition( ) (@) split( ) What is the output of the following code ? str = "Mission 999"; str2 = "999" print(stri.isdigit(), str2.isdigit()) (a) False True (b) False False (0) True False (a) True True - Choose the correct function to get the ASCII code of a character. (a) char(‘char’) (®) ord(‘char’) (©) ascii(‘char’) _—_(d) All of these Which method should I use to convert String “Python programming is fun” to “Python Programming Is Fun” ? is (a) capitalize ) (0) titleQ) (c) istitle( ) (@) upper() Guess the correct output of the following string operation. sted = "Wah* print(stra*2) (a) WahWah (b) TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for* (c) WWaahh (d) Wah2 ‘ste’ and ‘int’ UNIT [: PROGRAMMING AND COMPUTATIONAL THINKING i 71, What is the output of the following strin str operation ? "My roll no. is 12" print(str.isalnum()) (a) True (b) False (0) Error (@) No output 72, Select the correct output of the following string operation. str1 = 'Waha* print (stri[:3] + ‘Bhyi' + stra[-3:]) (a) Wah Bhyi Wah () Wah Bhyi aha (9 WahBhyiWah (@) WahBhyiWaha 73. Select the correct output of the following string operation. str = “my name is Anu John”" print (str.capitalize()) (a) ‘My name is anu john’ (b) TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for * : ‘str’ and ‘int’ (0) ‘My name is Anu John’ (a) ‘My Name Is Anu John’ 74. Choose the correct function to get the character from ASCII number. (a) ascii(number) (®) char(number) (© chr(number) (@ all of these 75. $=" (single space). Then s.isalnum( ) will return 5 (a) True (b) False (© Error (@) nothing 76, Which of the following functions removes all leading and trailing spaces from a string ? (a) Istrip( ) (© rstrip() (Q strip() (a) all of these 77. Which of the following functions will raise an error if the given substring is not found in the string ? (a) find) (b) index( ) (0) replace( ) (@) all of these 78. You have the following code segment + string! = "my" string2 = “work” print (Stringl + String2) What is the output of this code ? (@) my work (b) work (©) mywork (a) my 79. List can contain values of these types : (a) integers (b) floats (0 lists (a) tuples (6) all of these 80. Which of the following will create an empty list ? (@L=[] (b) L = list() (0) L = list() (d) L = List(empty) - xil rove east vm COMPUTER SCIENCE (hon) =H 12 oo fhe last element of a list L with 5 elements > the following will return # 81 He he (b) L[4] () L A) @ Le) (a) SALE 8: L=[(1, 2] then L 2 will yiel * zy qr2 () 11,22) (9 (1, 1, 2, 2) 121, If L1 = [1, 3, 5] and L2 = 2, 4, 6] then L1+L2will yield (123,456) (1 3,5,2,4, 6] ©1711) (@ (1,3, 5, 2, 4, 6} 84. Given a list L = [10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70], what would L{1 : 4] return ? 83. (a) {10, 20, 30, 40) (b) (20, 30, 40, 50} (0 [20, 30, 40] (4) [30, 40, 50] $5. Given a list L = [10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70], what would L{2 : -2] return ? (a) [10, 20, 30, 40} (6) [20, 30, 40, 50) (©) [20, 30, 40] (d) (30, 40, 50] 86. Given a list L= [10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70], what would L[+4 : -1] return ? (@) (20, 30, 40] (®) [30, 40, 50] (c) [40, 50, 60) (a) [50, 60, 70] 87. Given a list L= [10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70], what would L[-3 : 99] return ? (@) (20, 30, 40) (®) [80, 40, 50] (©) (40, 50, 60] (@) [50, 60, 70) 88. To find the last element of list namely ‘smiles’ in Python, ____willl be used. (@) smiles[0] (b) smiles{—1] (Q) smiles[Ipos]___(d) smiles{:—1] 89. Out of the following, what is the correct syntax to copy one list into another ? (a) listA = listB[ ] (b) lista (0) listA = listB[ ]() (@) lista = 90. What is printed by the following Python code ? print (1ist(range(3))) @ (0, 1, 2, 3] ®) (1,2, 3] (© (0,1, 2] (4) 0,1,2 91. Which of the following commands will create a list 2 (@) list = list( ) (©) list = [] (0) listt = list({1, 2, 3)) (@) all of these 92. What is the output when we execute list(“hello”) ? () Uh, “ec, 'Y, V, ‘o'] © [hello’] (© [Mo'} (@) [olleh’] 93. What gets printed when the following code is executed ? nanes~= (‘Hasan', ‘Balwant’, *Sean*, ‘Dia") print (names[-1][-1]) @H ®n (©) Hasan @) Dia @a of, 95. 96, 97. 105. 106. UNL PROGRAMMING AND COMPUIANONAL tHNKNG «13 What is the output of the following code ? 1= [None] * 10 print(1en(1)) (10 On Consider the list aList (©) Syntax Error (d) None ["SIPO", [1, 3, 5, 7] |. What would the following code print ? print( alist(0}[1] , atist(1](2]) {a) 8,3 (0) S,1 (13 (@L1 Which of the following is a standard Python library function and not an exclusively list function ? (a) append( ) (b) remove( ) (c) pop() (a) len() Which of the following can add only one value to a list ? (a) add) (b) append( ) (©) extend( ) (d) none of these . Which of the following can add a list of elements to a list ? (a) add) (®) append( ) (0) extend( ) (@) none of these Which of the following will always return a list ? (a) max( ) (© min() (0) sort( ) (d) sorted( ) |. Which of the following can delete an element from a list if the index of the element is given ? (@) pop() (®) remove( ) (0) del (d) all of these . Which of the following can delete an element from a list, if its value is given ? (@) pop() © remove ) (0) del (@) all of these Which of the following searches for an element in a list and returns its index ? (@) search( ) (® find( ) (0) index( ) (@) Isearch( ) . Which of the following can copy a list to another list ? (a) list() (b) new( ) (0) copy() (d) = operator Which of the following statements will-create a tuple ? @ tpl=('a", “b") ©) tpIIe(’a", “”) (©) tp1=(3)"3 (d) None of these Choose the correct statement(s). (a) Both tuples and lists are immutable. (b) Tuples are immutable while lists are mutable. (© Both tuples and lists are mutable. (@) Tuples are mutable while lists are immutable. Choose the correct statement(s). (@) In Python, a tuple can contain only integers as its elements. () In Python, a tuple can contain only strings as its elements (©) In Python, a tuple can contain elements of different types. (@) In Python, a tuple can contain either string or integer but not both at a time. ple(s) ? 17. Which of the following is/are correctly declared tu = (a) a= ("Hina®, "Aina", “Tina”, “Nina") 2) poe) (c) a=("Hina", “Mina’ (@) a= ({"Hina”, "Mina" a="Hina”, "Mina", “Tina”, "Nina”) 108. Which of the following will create a single element tuple ? (@) () () (1) © (f)) (4) tuple({1}) 109. What will be the output of the following Python code ? tpl = (2,4,3) tp3=tp1"2 print(tp3) (a) (48,6) (b) (2,4,3,2,4,3) (9) (2,2,4,4,3,3) (@) Error 110. What will be the output of the following Python code ? tpl = (15,11,17,16,12) tp1.pop(12) print(tp1) (@) (15,11,1612) (6) (13,1,17,16)—(c) (13,11,17,16,12) (a) Error 111, Which of the following options will not result in an error when performed on types in Python where tp = (5,2,7,0,3) ? (a) tp[a] = 2 (b) tp.append(2) (Q tpi=tp+tp (@) tp.sum() 112. What will be the output of the following Python code ? te=() tpl=tp*2 print(len(tp1)) 0 2 1 (@) Error 113. What will be the output of the following Python code ? tp=(5) tpi=tp*2 print(len(tp1)) (a0 2 @1 (@ Exror 114. What will be the output of the following Python code ? tp=(5,) tpl=tp*2 print (len(tp1)) @o 2 1 (@) Error 115, Given tp = (5,3.1,9.0). Which of the following two statements will give the same output ? (i) print( tp[:-2) ) (i print( tp[e:5] ) (iil) print( tp{e:4) ) (io) print( tp[-4:] ) (a) (i), (i) () (ii), (iv) © (, (i) (4 (, (ity UNIT I: PROGRAMMING AND COMPUTATIONAL THINKING 15 116, What is the output of the following code ? t= (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 50, 70) print(t[5:-1]) (@ Blank output( ) (b) (60,70) (©) 60,50,70) (a) (60,) 117. What is the output of the following code ? t= (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70) print(t[S:-1]) (a) Blank output() () (10, 20, 30, 40, 50) (©) (10, 30, 50, 70) (@) (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70) 18. Which of the below given functions cannot be used with nested tuples ? (a) index( ) (b) count( ) (©) max( ) (@ sum() 119. What will be the output of the following code ? {Textbook Q., Chapter 2 (Type B)] tuple_a='a", 'b’ tuple_b=(‘a', 'b') print (tuple_a == tuple_b) (a0 (1 (c) False @ True 120. Which is the correct form of declaration of a dictionary ? (@) Day = (1Monday’, 2:Tuesday’, 3:' wednesday} (®) Day = {1Monday’, 2;"Tuesday’, 3;wednesday’) (©) Day = [1Monday’, 2: Tuesday’, 3:'wednesday'] (@ Day = (1'monday’, 2'tuesday’, 3'wednesday’} 121. Dictionaries are set of elements. (@) sorted (®) ordered (©) unordered (@ random 122. Dictionaries are also called (@) mappings (¥) hashes (0) associative arrays (@) all of these 123. Dictionaries are data types of Python. (a) mutable () immutable (© simple (@) all of these 124. Which of the following functions will return the key, value pairs of a dictionary ? (a) keys( ) (®) values( ) (6) items( ) (@) all of these 125, Which of the following will add a key to the dictionary only if it does not already exist in the dictionary ? (a) fromkeys( ) (® update ) (0) setdefault() —_(d) all of these 126. Which of the following will create a dictionary with given keys and a common value? (a) fromkeys( ) (®) update ) (0) setdefault() __(d) all of these 127. Which value is assigned to keys, if no value is specified with the fromkeys( method ? (ayo 1 (©) None (a) any of these CIENCE (Python) — Xit MOVE FAST WITH COMPUTER SCIENCE (Python) ~ Xit 16 Fas a = Which of the following can be used to delete item(s) from a dictionary 128. hich of , (a) del statement () pop( ) (©) popitem( ) (4) all of these Which of the following will raise an error if the Biven key is not foung ng dictionary ? , (2) del statement (b) pop( ) (©) popitem( ) (4) all of these 1X) Which of the following will raise an error if the given dictionary is empty > (a) del statement (b) Pop( ) (©) popitem( ) (d) all of these ISLA copy of the dictionary where only the Copy of the keys is created fog the ney dictionary, is called copy. (2) key copy (b) shallow copy (@) partial copy A copy of the dictionary where the copy of the keys as well as th; the new dictionary, is called copy. (2) key copy (9) deep copy (©) deep copy fe values is created fy (6) shallow copy (@) partial copy 15S. Which of the following is correct with Tespect to above Python code ? =a": 3,"b": 7) (4) a dictionary d is created, (6) a and b are the keys of dictionary d, (93 and 7 are the values of dictionary d. (@) All of these. 1s What would the following code print ? $= {'spring': "autunn’, ‘autumn’: ‘fall, print (df ‘autuan') (@) autumn (6) fall (© spring (@) Exror What is printed by the following statements 2 Dis {("cat":12, “dog*:6, Print("dog" ini) “fall': ‘spring'} » “elephant":23, “bear":29) (@) True () False (¢) Error (d) None 1% What is printed by the following statements ? OL=("cat:12, “dog" : 6, “elephant":23, “bear”: 20} Print (25 ini) (a) True (0) False (© Error (d) None 157, What will be the result of the following code ? d= ("abs der 6,"Bhins7) print(d1[6}) (a) abc (6) 5 (©) Mabers5) (@) Error = UNIT L: PROGRAMMING AND COMPUTATIONAL THINKING 17 138. What will the following code do ? dict = {"Phy":94, "Che":7@, "Bio" :82,"Eng":95} dict .update({"Che":72, "Bio" :80}) (a) It will create new dictionary as dict = {"Che":72,"B10":80} and old dict will be deleted. (¥) It will throw an error as dictionary cannot be updated, (6) It sill simply update the dictionary as dict = {"Phy":94, "Che":72, "Bio":80, "Eng":95}.. (@) It will not throw any error but it will not do any changes in dict. 139. What will be the result of the following code? dict dict.update({"Phoebe":2}) print (dict) (@) {"Jo":1,"Ra":2,"Ph":2} (®) ("Jo":1,"Ra”:2} (©) ("Jo":1,"Ph":2} (@) Error 140. Which of the following will delete key:value pair for key="tiger" in dictionary? di={"lion": "wild", "tiger":"wild”, "cat": “domestic”, "dog”:"domestic"} (a) del dif’tiger”] (®) dif”tiger”].delete( ) (©) delete(di.{”tiger”}) (a) del(di.["tiger”}) 141. Which of the following will give error if d1 is as shown below? di (2) print(len(d1)) (® print(d1.get(b”)) (© dif’a"}-5 (@) None of these 142. Which of the following Python codes will give the same output if dict = ("diary":1, "book":3,"novel":5} (0 dictpop(“book”) (ii) del dict{“book”] (iii) dict.update((“diary”:1,"novel”:5}) (@) @, (i), Gi) &) @, @ (©) @, Gi) (@) Gi, (iii) 143. What will be the output of following Python code ? di = {"a":10,"b":2,"c":3} strl-stri+str(di[i])+" " str2=stri[:-1] print(str2{::-1]) (3,2 () 3, 2, 10 © 3,2,01 (@) Error Running the code sorted(my_dictionary, reverse = True) on a dictionary named my_dictionary will return results sorted in what order ? (@) Ascending order (A-Z), by key (©) Descending order (Z-A), by key 144, (b) Ascending order (A-Z), by value (@) Descending order (Z-A), by value 18 MOVE FAST WITH COMPUTER ScIENCE (Python) = XH lus. What will be the output of the following code snippet? [TB Q,, Chapter 2 i. rec = {"Name" 0", "Addr" = "NI", "Country" + #y a dy id1 = id(rec) "USA" del rec rec ={"Name" : "Python", "Age" id2 = id(rec) print (idi == id2) (b) False (1 ae : "python", "Age" 0", "Addr" :"NJ", "Country" : “usar (a) True

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