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Basics of Python

Python Basics

Quiz Result

Quiz Completion Time : 00:03:27

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Right Answer

Your Score : 40%

Passing Score : 50%

Areas to Focus:

Lesson - Introduction to Python

Lesson - Python Variables

Lesson - Python Data Structures

1. “Which standard data type in Python is appropriate for storing a collection of elements?”

Your Answer : List

Description : The standard data type in Python suitable for holding a group of elements together is a "list."
Lists are versatile and can store multiple items, including various data types, making them a fundamental
choice for creating collections of elements in Python programs.

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Question Reference From : Python Variables

2. How to create a single element in a tuple?

Your Answer : (1)

Correct Answer : (1,)

Question Reference From : Python Data Structures

3. How is negative indexing used in accessing elements of a tuple in Python?

Your Answer : It starts indexing from 0 to length(tuple) - 1

Correct Answer : It enables access to elements from the end of the tuple

Description : It enables access to elements from the end of the tuple. Negative indexing in Python allows
accessing elements from the end of the tuple by using negative numbers as indices.

Question Reference From : Python Data Structures

4. Which built-in function is used to identify an object in Python


Your Answer : id()

Correct Answer : object ()

Question Reference From : Python Variables

5. What is a key feature of sets in Python?

Your Answer : Elements must be mutable for inclusion in a set

Correct Answer : Elements must be unique and immutable within a set

Description : Elements must be unique and immutable within a set.Sets in Python are characterized by the
requirement that their elements must be unique and immutable, allowing for efficient storage and retrieval
of distinct values. This property ensures that sets can effectively perform tasks such as identifying common
elements between sets and eliminating duplicates.

Question Reference From : Python Data Structures

6. What is the starting index value for elements in a tuple in Python?

Your Answer :0

Description : In Python, the indexing of elements in a tuple starts from 0.

Question Reference From : Python Data Structures

7. “Which programming methodologies does Python support?”

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Your Answer : Only Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

Correct Answer : Both OOP and functional and structured programming

Description : Python supports both Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and functional programming
paradigms, making it a versatile language that can be used for a wide range of programming tasks and
applications.

Question Reference From : Introduction to Python

8. “How can Python's flexibility and versatility be characterized?”

Your Answer : Adaptability to various programming paradigms

Description : Adaptability to various programming paradigms. Python's support for multiple


programming paradigms, including object-oriented, functional, and procedural programming, enhances
its flexibility and versatility.

Question Reference From : Introduction to Python

9. How are tuples typically created in Python?

Your Answer : Using small brackets ()

Description : Tuples in Python are typically created using parentheses to enclose the comma-separated
values.

Question Reference From : Python Data Structures

10. Which is the correct operator for power(x^y)?

Your Answer : None

Correct Answer : X**y

Question Reference From : Python Data Structures

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