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Python Question paper questions Modulewise

The document outlines important questions categorized by modules, focusing on various programming concepts and skills. Each question is associated with a specific Bloom's Taxonomy level and Course Outcome (CO). Topics include functions, control statements, data structures, file handling, and object-oriented programming.

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Python Question paper questions Modulewise

The document outlines important questions categorized by modules, focusing on various programming concepts and skills. Each question is associated with a specific Bloom's Taxonomy level and Course Outcome (CO). Topics include functions, control statements, data structures, file handling, and object-oriented programming.

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Module-wise Important Questions

Module 1
Bloom’s
Question CO Level
Explain the following functions with examples: input, CO (L2)
1 print, len, str, int 1
Explain if and elif control statements with syntax and CO (L2)
2 flowchart 1
Write a program to read name and year of birth of a CO (L3)
person. Display whether the person is a senior citizen or 1
3 not
Explain Def statements with parameters and return CO (L3)
4 values 1
Explain for loop, break and continue with syntax and CO (L3)
5 example 1
Define comparison operator and list its type. CO (L1)
6 Difference between == and = 1
Explain flow control statements with if, else, while, for CO (L2)
7 1
Program to compute binomial coefficient using factorial CO (L3)
8 function 1
Define exception and basic exception handling block CO (L1)
9 with example 1
Define and call function with argument CO (L2)
10 1
Explain elif, for, while statements with example CO (L2)
11 1
List and explain math operators with example CO (L2)
12 1
Program to generate Fibonacci number of length N CO (L3)
13 1
Explain local and global scope with example CO (L2)
14 1
Explain built-in functions: print, input, len CO (L2)
15 1
Define functions with parameters and return statement CO (L2)
16 1
Bloom’s
Question CO Level
Handle exception with example CO (L2)
17 1
Local and global scope with variable examples CO (L2)
18 1

Module 2
Bloom’
Question CO s Level
Explain list methods: append, index, sort, insert CO (L3)
1 2
Read 10 numbers and display created, sorted, reversed CO (L3)
2 list 2
Explain copy and deepcopy functions CO (L3)
3 2
Explain dictionary methods: setdefault, get, keys, items CO (L2)
4 2
Program to count letters in string with pretty print CO (L3)
5 3
Nested list program to show copy and deepcopy CO (L3)
6 2
Explain tuples immutability with example CO (L2)
7 2
Explain remove, sort, reverse list methods CO (L2)
8 2
Outline dictionaries with methods CO (L2)
9 2
Nested dictionaries with example CO (L2)
10 2
Explain list methods: append, insert, sort CO (L2)
11 2
Differentiate list and dictionary CO (L1)
12 2
Dictionary program to print ten most frequent words CO (L3)
13 2
Show list is mutable CO (L1)
14 2
Compute mean, variance, std. deviation CO (L3)
15 2
Bloom’
Question CO s Level
Use of in and not in with list CO (L2)
16 2
Explain negative indexing, slicing, list methods CO (L2)
17 2
Mutable and immutable data types in list CO (L2)
18 2
Explain list methods and concatenation, replication CO (L2)
19 2
Program to read student details and compute total & CO (L3)
20 percentage 2

Module 3
Bloom’
Question CO s Level
Accessing and slicing strings CO (L3)
1 3
5 string methods with syntax and example CO (L3)
2 3
5 os.path methods related to files CO (L2)
3 3
File read/write example CO (L3)
4 3
Print most frequent words in a file CO (L3)
5 3
String methods: split, rjust, partition, join, startswith CO (L2)
6 3
Restore variable from hard disk CO (L2)
7 3
Sort contents of file and write to another CO (L3)
8 3
String methods: isalpha, isalnum, isdecimal, isspace CO (L1)
9 3
Absolute vs relative path CO (L2)
10 3
Accept string and count alphabet CO (L3)
11 3
Save variables using shelve module CO (L2)
12 3
Bloom’
Question CO s Level
Open/read/write file using open() CO (L2)
13 3
Use of in and not in in string CO (L2)
14 3
Explain pyperclip module CO (L2)
15 3

Module 4

Bloom’s
Question CO Level
1 shutil module: copy/move/rename CO4 (L3)
2 Program to backup folder as zip CO4 (L3)
3 Explain assertion with example CO4 (L3)
4 Logging levels CO4 (L3)
5 Read/extract from zip file using zipfile CO4 (L2)
6 Explain shell utilities CO4 (L3)
7 Extract ZIP content using python CO4 (L2)
8 Permanent vs safe delete program CO4 (L3)
9 Assertion in traffic light simulation CO4 (L2)
10 shutil for file/folder copy CO4 (L2)
11 Debug control window CO4 (L2)
12 Function DivExp with assertions and exception CO4 (L2)
13 Program using os.walk() to list files and folders CO4 (L3)

Module 5

Blo
om’
s
Lev
Question CO el
Explain init, str, add methods CO5
(L3
1 )
2 Type-based dispatch with example CO5
Blo
om’
s
Lev
Question CO el
(L3
)
Class and objects; create and display student objects CO5
(L3
3 )
Explain pure functions with example CO5
(L3
4 )
Operator overloading with example CO5
(L2
5 )
Define polymorphism with example CO5
(L1
6 )
Define and access class and members CO5
(L2
7 )
Polymorphism to find histogram CO5
(L3
8 )
5 overloaded operators with special functions CO5
(L2
9 )
Pure function definition and example CO5
(L3
10 )
Prototyping vs planning CO5
(L2
11 )

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