AKTU Python Programming 3rd Week Quiz Solution

AKTU ICT Academy Python Programming a practical Approach 3rd Week Quiz Solutions

Hey guys here are the solutions of AKTU ICT Academy Python quiz solutions for the first week. AKTU released noncredit courses for 2nd-year computer science students of B. Tech. The course code is KNC 301/KNC 302.

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[1]  What will be the output of the following? a=[1,2,3,4,5,6] b=[q for q in a if q%2==0]            print(b)

(a): 2,4,6
(b): false
(c): 1,3,5
(d): 0
Answer: (a)  2,4,6

[2] What will be the third item in the following? n=[-1,2,3,-4,5,-6] a=[(x, abs(x)) for x in n] print(a)

(a): (-4,4)
(b): (3,3)
(c): (2,2)
(d): (-1,1)
Answer: (b) (3,3)

[3] If A=set(‘python’) and B=set(‘programming’) What is the output of A-B ?

(a): {‘m’, ‘r’, ‘i’}
(b): {‘m’, ‘r’, ‘g’, ‘a’, ‘i’}
(c): {‘h’, ‘y’, ‘t’}
(d): {‘y’, ‘h’, ‘t’, ‘a’}
Answer: (c) {‘h’, ‘y’, ‘t’}

[4] What will be the output of the following? a=5 if a=6: print(“Hello!”) else: print(“Hi”)

(a): HelloHi
(b): Hello
(c): Hi
(d): Error
Answer: (d) Error

[5] If A=set(‘apple’, ‘orange’, ‘pear’) then what is the class of A ?

(a): list
(b): tuple
(c): int
(d): set
Answer: (d) set

[6] What should be the outcome of the following? count=40 count>=30 and count<39

(a): True
(b): False
(c): Error
(d): None of above
Answer: (b) False


[7] If names=[‘abhay’, ‘mahesh’, ‘prashant’, ‘sandeep’] , what does the following statement do: ‘rakesh’ in names

(a): checks if ‘rakesh’ is there in names
(b): deletes ‘rakesh’ from names
(c): add ‘raksesh’ to names
(d): append names with ‘rakesh’
Answer: (a) checks if ‘rakesh’ is there in names
Also, See: Python Quiz -Programming 1st and 2nd Week Quiz Solution
[8] If you want to check if the age is equal to or greater than 18, what should                 come  in the blank: if age___18: print(“You can vote.”)

(a): <
(b): >!
(c): <=
(d):>=
Answer: (d) >=

[9] If names=[‘monu’,’raman’,’shikhar’] , What will be the outcome of the following? if             ‘david’ in names: print (“It’s David”) elif ‘monu’ in names: print (“It’s Monu”) elif                 ‘shyam’ in names: print(“It’s Shyam”)

(a): Error
(b): It’s David
(c): It’s Monu
(d): It’s Shyam
Answer:(c) It’s Monu

[10] What will be the output of the following code: a=10 if a%2==0: print (“Even”) else:           print (“Odd”)

(a): None of the following
(b): Error
(c): Odd
(d): Even
Answer: (d) Even

[11]  if statement along with an else statement in Python is called ______ statement.

(a): elif
(b): elseif
(c): elsif
(d): ifelse
Answer: (a) elif

[12] if statements in Python should be:

(a): maintainable
(b): readable
(c): efficient
(d): all of the above
Answer: (d) all of the above

[13] What will be the output of the following? (3 < 1) and (4/0 > 1)

(a): False
(b): True
(c): Run-time error
(d): None of the above
Answer: (a) False

[14] In Python ‘And’ and ‘Or’ operators are also called:

(a): Short circuit operators
(b): Logical operators
(c): Both A and B
(d): None of the above
Answer: (c) Both A and B

[15] In the following statement, which operation will be evaluated first according to the order of precedence of operators in Python? (3*20+5)-16/4

(a): (3*20+5)
(b): 16/4
(c): 20+5
(d):3*20
Answer: (d)  3*20

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