Python knoledge

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Only a test about Python language
Alejandro Arboleda
Quiz by Alejandro Arboleda, updated more than 1 year ago
Alejandro Arboleda
Created by Alejandro Arboleda almost 9 years ago
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Question 1

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Python was created by:

Question 2

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Which of the following expressions mutate, i.e., change, list my_list?
Answer
  • my_list.reverse()
  • my_list.extend([10, 20])
  • my_list + [10, 20]
  • my_list.append(10)
  • another_list.extend(my_list)

Question 3

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Every class definition should include an initializer method. Is _init_ that method?
Answer
  • True
  • False

Question 4

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We can loop over strings, too! The following incomplete function is a simple, but inefficient, way to reverse a string. What line of code needs to replace the questions marks for the code to work correctly? def reverse_string(s): """Returns the reversal of the given string.""" [blank_start]result[blank_end] = "" for char in s: result = char + result return result print reverse_string("hello")
Answer
  • result - return

Question 5

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Imagine a game on a map. At the beginning, we might want to randomly assign each player a starting point. Which of the following expressions may we use in place of the question marks to correctly implement this functionality? import random def random_point(): """Returns a random point on a 100x100 grid.""" return (random.randrange(100), random.randrange(100)) def starting_points(players): """Returns a list of random points, one for each player.""" points = [] for player in players: point = random_point() [blank_start]points.append(point)[blank_end] return points
Answer
  • points + point
  • points.extend(point)
  • point.append(points)
  • points.append(point)
  • points += point

Question 6

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The following function is supposed to check whether the given list of numbers is in ascending order. For example, we want is_ascending([2, 6, 9, 12, 400]) to return True, while is_ascending([4, 8, 2, 13]) should return False. def is_ascending(numbers): """Returns whether the given list of numbers is in ascending order.""" for i in [blank_start]range(len(numbers)[blank_end]): if numbers[i+1] < numbers[i]: [blank_start]return False[blank_end] return True However, the function doesn't quite work. Try it on the suggested tests to verify this for yourself. The easiest fix is to make a small change to the highlighted code. What should it be replaced with?
Answer
  • range(len(numbers)
  • range(len(numbers - 1))
  • range(1, len(numbers))
  • range(len(numbers)) - 1
  • return False
  • return false
  • return true
  • return True

Question 7

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Is the logo of...
Answer
  • Python

Question 8

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  • Html 5
  • Visual Studio
  • CSS 3
  • Python

Question 9

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Is the logo of...
Answer
  • CSS 3
  • Python
  • Visual Studio
  • Html 5
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