Question

Question 1

True and False are Boolean keywords in Python

True

False

Question 2

0.0/1.0 point (graded)

      hot_plate = True

if hot_plate:

    print("Be careful, hot plate!")

else:

    print("The plate is ready.")

The output of from running the above code is ___

"Be careful, hot plate!"

"The plate is ready."

"True"

NameError

Question 3

0.0/1.0 point (graded)

      vehicle_type = "Truck"

if vehicle_type.upper().startswith("P"):

    print(vehicle_type, 'starts with "P"')

else:

    print(vehicle_type, 'does not start with "P"')

    The output of from running the above code is ___

"Truck starts with "P""

"Truck does not start with "P""

"True"

"False"

Question 4

0.0/1.0 point (graded)

      year = "2001"

if year.isdigit():

    print(year, "is all digits")

else:

   pass

   

The output of from running the above code is ___

"True"

"False"

No Output

"2001 is all digits"

Question 5

The double equal sign (==) is used to compare values

True

False

Question 6

Given x = 9 which line of code will evaluate False?

x == 9

x < 3

3 < x

x = 3

Question 7

      assignment = 25

if assignment = 25:

    print('use "=" to assign values')

else:

    pass   

The output of the above code is ___

SyntaxError

"use "=" to assign values"

True

No Output

Question 8

0.0/1.0 point (graded)

      id = 3556

if id > 2999:

    print(id, "is a new student")

else:

    print(id, "is an existing student")

The output of the above line of code is ___

"id, is a new student"

"3556 is a new student"

"id, is an existing student"

"3556 is an existing student"

Question 9

In Python string comparisons, lower case "a" is less than upper case "A"

True

False

Question 10

      name = "Tobias"

print(name == "Alton")

The output of from running the above code is ___

"Tobias = Alton"

"Alton"

True

False

Question 11

      day = "monday"

if day.capitalize() == "Monday":

    print("Start the week!")

else:

    pass

The output of from running the above code is ___

True

False

No output

"Start the week!"

Question 12

      name = "Jin Xu"

if type(name) == type("Hello"):

    print(name, "is a string entry")

else:

    print(name, "is not a string entry")

The output of the above line of code is ___

"Hello Jin Xu"

"Jin Xu is a not string entry"

"Jin Xu is a string entry"

"string"

ALL QUESTIONS CODE ARE RELATED TO Python 3 , and should be SOLVED on Python 3.

Answer 1

Question 1

It is true.

True and False are Boolean keywords in Python.

Question 2

The first option is the correct answer.

The program output will be "Be careful, hot plate!".

Question 3

The second option is the correct answer.

The program output will be "Truck does not start with "P"".

Question 4

The fourth option is the correct answer.

The program output will be "2001 is all digits".

Question 5

It is true.

'==' in python is known as the equality or comparison operator.

Question 6

The second option is the correct answer.

Given x = 9 the line x<3 will be false.

Question 7

The first option is the correct answer.

The program output will show Syntax Error. This is because of '=' or assignment operator is used instead of '==' or comparison operator.

Question 8

The second option is the correct answer.

The program output will be "3556 is a new student".

Question 9

It is false.

In Python string comparisons, lower case "a" is greater than upper case "A".

Question 10

The fourth option is the correct answer.

Since comparison operator is being used here so it will return false as Tobias is not equal to Alton.

Question 11

The fourth option is the correct answer.

The program output will be "Start the week!".

Question 12

The second option is the correct answer.

The program output will be "Jin Xu is a not string entry".

Hope this helps.