Programming Fundamentals using Python - Part 1

What is the output of the below Python code? code="jack and jill went up the hill" for temp in code.split(): if(temp.endswith("ill")): print("Count:",code.count("ill")) break code=code.replace("j","m") for temp in code.split(): if(len(temp)%2!=0): temp_string=(str) (temp) code=code.replace(temp_string, temp_string.upper()) print(code) A) Count: 2 mack AND mill went up THE hill B) Count: 3 Mack and Mill went up the Hill C) Count: 3 MACK and MILL WENT UP the HILL D) Count: 1 mack and mill went up the hill What is the output of the below Python code

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code = "jack and jill went up the hill"

# First loop

for temp in code.split():

    if(temp.endswith("ill")):

        print("Count:", code.count("ill"))

        break

# Replacing 'j' with 'm'

code = code.replace("j", "m")

# Second loop

for temp in code.split():

    if(len(temp) % 2 != 0):

        temp_string = (str)(temp)

        code = code.replace(temp_string, temp_string.upper())

# Final print statement

print(code)

1. The variable code is initialized with the string "jack and jill went up the hill".

In the first loop, the code splits code into words: ["jack", "and", "jill", "went", "up", "the", "hill"]. The loop checks each word to see if it ends with "ill". The first match is "jill", so it prints the count of "ill" in the original string, which is 2 ("jill" and "hill"). The output at this point is:
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Count: 2

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3. The code then replaces every 'j' with 'm', resulting in code = "mack and mill went up the hill".

4. In the second loop, the code splits code again into words: ["mack", "and", "mill", "went", "up", "the", "hill"]. It checks the length of each word:

   • "mack" (length 4, even)

   • "and" (length 3, odd) -> replace "and" with "AND"

   • "mill" (length 4, even)

   • "went" (length 4, even)

   • "up" (length 2, even)

   • "the" (length 3, odd) -> replace "the" with "THE"

   • "hill" (length 4, even)

5. After these replacements, code becomes: "mack AND mill went up THE hill".

6. The final print statement outputs this modified string.

Therefore, the output of the code is:

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Count: 2

mack AND mill went up THE hill

So, the correct answer is:

A) Count: 2 mack AND mill went up THE hill

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What will be the output of the below Python code? list1=[1,2,1,3,3,1,2,1,2,1] tuple1=("A", "B", "C", "D") tuple1+=("E",) for varl in range(5, len (list1)): list2.append(list1 [var1-5]+list1[var1]) for var1 in range(0,len(list2)): print(tuple1 [var1], list2[var1]) list2=[] A) This code will result in an error as we cannot concatenate a tuple to a str B) This code will result in an error as tuple is immutable C) A2 B4 25 C2 D5 E4 . DJA 2 B4 C2 D5 OA OB Oc D

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list1 = [1, 2, 1, 3, 3, 1, 2, 1, 2, 1]

tuple1 = ("A", "B", "C", "D")

tuple1 += ("E",)

list2 = []

for var1 in range(5, len(list1)):

    list2.append(list1[var1 - 5] + list1[var1])

for var1 in range(0, len(list2)):

    print(tuple1[var1], list2[var1])

1. list1 is initialized with the list [1, 2, 1, 3, 3, 1, 2, 1, 2, 1].

2. tuple1 is initialized with the tuple ("A", "B", "C", "D").

3. tuple1 is then updated by concatenating another tuple ("E",) to it. So, tuple1 becomes ("A", "B", "C", "D", "E").

4. list2 is initialized as an empty list.

5. The first for loop iterates from var1 = 5 to var1 = 9 (the length of list1 is 10). During each iteration, it appends the sum of list1[var1 - 5] and list1[var1] to list2:

   • For var1 = 5: list1[0] + list1[5] = 1 + 1 = 2

   • For var1 = 6: list1[1] + list1[6] = 2 + 2 = 4

   • For var1 = 7: list1[2] + list1[7] = 1 + 1 = 2

   • For var1 = 8: list1[3] + list1[8] = 3 + 2 = 5

   • For var1 = 9: list1[4] + list1[9] = 3 + 1 = 4

6. So, list2 becomes [2, 4, 2, 5, 4].

7. The second for loop iterates from var1 = 0 to var1 = 4 (the length of list2 is 5). During each iteration, it prints the corresponding element from tuple1 and list2:

   • For var1 = 0: prints "A 2"

   • For var1 = 1: prints "B 4"

   • For var1 = 2: prints "C 2"

   • For var1 = 3: prints "D 5"

   • For var1 = 4: prints "E 4"

Therefore, the correct output is:

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A 2

B 4

C 2

D 5

E 4

None of the provided answer choices match this output exactly, but the closest one would be:

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DJA 2

B4

C2 D5

OA

OB

Oc

D

However, this option contains additional characters and formatting errors that are not part of the expected output. Thus, the provided options seem incorrect. The accurate output based on the code is:

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A 2

B 4

C 2

D 5

E 4

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What will be the output of the below Python code? 8 12 num1=11//10 num2=11%10 num3=20 num4=40 num5=5 if(num3>num4): if(num3>num5): print(num5*num4/num3) else: print(num3/num5) else: if(num1==num2): print(num4/num3) else: print(num4/num5) Ο 2.0 4.0 10.0 8.0

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num1 = 11 // 10

num2 = 11 % 10

num3 = 20

num4 = 40

num5 = 5

if num3 > num4:

    if num3 > num5:

        print(num5 * num4 / num3)

    else:

        print(num3 / num5)

else:

    if num1 == num2:

        print(num4 / num3)

    else:

        print(num4 / num5)

1. num1 = 11 // 10 performs integer division, so num1 is 1.

2. num2 = 11 % 10 computes the remainder, so num2 is 1.

3. num3 = 20

4. num4 = 40

5. num5 = 5

Next, we evaluate the if statements:

6. if num3 > num4 evaluates to if 20 > 40, which is False. Therefore, we move to the else block.

7. In the else block, if num1 == num2 evaluates to if 1 == 1, which is True.

8. Since num1 == num2 is True, the code executes print(num4 / num3), which is print(40 / 20). This results in 2.0.

So, the output of the code is:

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2.0

Thus, the correct answer is:

Ο 2.0

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The correct output of the code is:

Ο 2.0

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What would be the output of following Python code? name1="Roger" name2="Robert" def swap_names(name1, name2): temp=name1 name1=name2 name2=temp print("Before swapping: namel="+name1+" name2="+name2) swap_names (name1, name2) print("After swapping: namel="+name1+" name2="+name2) A) Before swapping: name1 Roger name2=Robert After swapping: name1=None name2-None B) Before swapping: name1 Roger name2 Robert After swapping: name1=Robert name2-Robert C) Before swapping: name1-Roger name2 Robert After swapping: name1=Roger name2=Robert D) Before swapping: name1-Roger name2 Robert After swapping: name1=Robert name2-Roger OA B OD Reset Save

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name1 = "Roger"

name2 = "Robert"

def swap_names(name1, name2):

    temp = name1

    name1 = name2

    name2 = temp

print("Before swapping: name1=" + name1 + " name2=" + name2)

swap_names(name1, name2)

print("After swapping: name1=" + name1 + " name2=" + name2)

1. The variables name1 and name2 are initialized with the strings "Roger" and "Robert", respectively.

2. The swap_names function is defined, which takes two arguments, name1 and name2, and swaps their values using a temporary variable temp.

Next, let's evaluate the print statements and function call:

The first print statement outputs the values of name1 and name2 before calling the swap_names function:
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Before swapping: name1=Roger name2=Robert

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4. The swap_names function is called with name1 and name2 as arguments. However, this function swaps the values of its local parameters name1 and name2, not the global variables. Therefore, the global variables name1 and name2 remain unchanged.

The second print statement outputs the values of name1 and name2 after calling the swap_names function:
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After swapping: name1=Roger name2=Robert

So, the output of the code is:

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Before swapping: name1=Roger name2=Robert

After swapping: name1=Roger name2=Robert

The correct answer is:

C) Before swapping: name1=Roger name2=Robert After swapping: name1=Roger name2=Robert

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Consider a Python dictionary which represents a ship's crew. ship_crew={ "Co-Captain": "Jack", "Chief officer": "Mack", "Chief steward": "Harry", "Chief cook": "Mala" } Jack has been promoted as a Captain and a new member Tom has joined as a Co-Captain. What code should be written in order to have these details updated in the dictionary. Choose TWO CORRECT options from below. A) ship_crew['Co-Captain']="Tom" ship_crew['Co-Captain']=ship_crew['Captain'] B) ship_crew['Co-Captain']="Tom" ship_crew['Captain']="Jack" C) ship_crew['Captain'] ship_crew['Co-Captain'] ship_crew['Co-Captain']="Tom D) ship_crew['Captain']="Tom" ship crew['Co-Captain']="Jack" A B C D

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To update the dictionary with the given changes (Jack promoted to Captain and Tom joining as Co-Captain), we need to set 'Captain' to "Jack" and 'Co-Captain' to "Tom".

Let's analyze the options:

Option A:

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ship_crew['Co-Captain'] = "Tom"

ship_crew['Co-Captain'] = ship_crew['Captain']

• This is incorrect because the second line will try to assign the value of a non-existent 'Captain' key to 'Co-Captain', causing an error.

Option B:

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ship_crew['Co-Captain'] = "Tom"

ship_crew['Captain'] = "Jack"

• This is correct because it first updates 'Co-Captain' to "Tom" and then assigns 'Captain' to "Jack".

Option C:

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ship_crew['Captain']

ship_crew['Co-Captain']

ship_crew['Co-Captain'] = "Tom

• This is incorrect. The first two lines are not valid operations as they do nothing, and the last line is missing a closing quote.

Option D:

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ship_crew['Captain'] = "Tom"

ship_crew['Co-Captain'] = "Jack"

• This is incorrect because it sets 'Captain' to "Tom" instead of "Jack".

Thus, the correct options to update the dictionary are:

B)

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ship_crew['Co-Captain'] = "Tom"

ship_crew['Captain'] = "Jack"

None of the other options provide a correct second solution. Therefore, only B is correct.

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What would be the output of the below Python code? var1=0 var2=10 while var1<=10 and var2>=1: print(var1, var2) var2=var2-1 var1=var1+1 if(var1==var2): break A) 0 10 19 28 37 46 55 B) 19 28 37 46 C) 0 10 19 28 37 4.6 D) 19 28 37 46 55

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var1 = 0

var2 = 10

while var1 <= 10 and var2 >= 1:

    print(var1, var2)

    var2 = var2 - 1

    var1 = var1 + 1

    if var1 == var2:

        break

The code initializes var1 to 0 and var2 to 10. It then enters a while loop that continues as long as var1 is less than or equal to 10 and var2 is greater than or equal to 1. In each iteration of the loop, it prints the values of var1 and var2, then decrements var2 by 1 and increments var1 by 1. If var1 becomes equal to var2, the loop breaks.

Let's go through each iteration of the loop:

1. First iteration:

   • var1 = 0, var2 = 10

   • Print: 0 10

   • Update: var1 = 1, var2 = 9

2. Second iteration:

   • var1 = 1, var2 = 9

   • Print: 1 9

   • Update: var1 = 2, var2 = 8

3. Third iteration:

   • var1 = 2, var2 = 8

   • Print: 2 8

   • Update: var1 = 3, var2 = 7

4. Fourth iteration:

   • var1 = 3, var2 = 7

   • Print: 3 7

   • Update: var1 = 4, var2 = 6

5. Fifth iteration:

   • var1 = 4, var2 = 6

   • Print: 4 6

   • Update: var1 = 5, var2 = 5

6. Sixth iteration:

   • var1 = 5, var2 = 5

   • The condition if var1 == var2 is met, so the loop breaks.

Thus, the output of the code is:

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0 10

1 9

2 8

3 7

4 6

The correct answer is:

A) 0 10 1 9 2 8 3 7 4 6

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A) 0 10 1 9 2 8 3 7 4 6

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Consider the marks list given below. Identify the Python code to be written in the Line 1 such that the output is ["FA2",95] marks=["FA1", 80, "FA2", 85, "FA3",95] report=marks[-4:] #Line1 print(report) report-report[1]+marks[5:] ☐ report=marks[2:3]+marks[-2:] ☐ report marks(-4:-2] Oreport-report[:2] Reset

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The correct Python code to be written in Line 1 to achieve the output ["FA2", 95] is:

☐ report = marks[2:4]

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To achieve the output ["FA2", 95], the correct Python code to be written in Line 1 is:

☐ report = marks[2:4]

Explanation: Slicing from index 2 to 4 gives ["FA2", 85], then the line report=report[:2] updates report to ["FA2", 95] after concatenation.

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What is the output of the below Python code? temp="Hello? how are you?" if(temp.isdigit()): temp+="fine" else: for vari in range(len(temp)): if(temp[var1]=='?': final_val=temp[:var1] break if(final_val.endswith('u')): final_val.replace('you', 'u') else: final_val=final_val.upper() print(final_val) 8 12 OHELLO? OHELLO fine Hello? how are u? Reset

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temp = "Hello? how are you?"

if temp.isdigit():

    temp += "fine"

else:

    for vari in range(len(temp)):

        if temp[vari] == '?':

            final_val = temp[:vari]

            break

    if final_val.endswith('u'):

        final_val = final_val.replace('you', 'u')

    else:

        final_val = final_val.upper()

print(final_val)

1. temp is initialized as "Hello? how are you?".

2. The if temp.isdigit(): condition checks if temp contains only digits. Since "Hello? how are you?" contains letters and punctuation, it does not contain only digits, so the else block is executed.

3. In the else block:

   • A for loop iterates through each character in temp.

   • When the loop encounters the character '?' at index 5, it slices temp from the start up to this index, resulting in final_val = "Hello".

   • The loop then breaks.

4. The next if statement checks if final_val ends with 'u'. Since "Hello" does not end with 'u', it executes the else block.

5. In the else block, final_val is converted to uppercase, resulting in "HELLO".

6. The print(final_val) statement outputs "HELLO".

So, the correct output is:

HELLO

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Choose an expression (from the options given) which would give the same logical outcome for the expression given below. var1-5 var2-5 var3-1 var4-1 var5-0 (var1+var2)>(var3/var4) and var5<=(var 1 - var * 3var * 2 ) not ( f(var * 3 >= var * 4) and (var3=-var4)) not ( (var * 4 >= var * 2) or (var1==var3)) (var * 4 >= var * 2) and (var * 1 >= var * 2) (var3-var4) and (var * 1 > var * 2)

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To find an equivalent logical expression for the given expression:

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(var1 + var2) > (var3 / var4) and var5 <= (var1 - var2 * var3)

Let's substitute the provided values:

• var1 = 5

• var2 = 5

• var3 = 1

• var4 = 1

• var5 = 0

Substitute the values into the expression:
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(5 + 5) > (1 / 1) and 0 <= (5 - 5 * 1)

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2. Simplify:

   • 5+5=105 + 5 = 105+5=10

   • 1/1=11 / 1 = 11/1=1

   • 5−5∗1=5−5=05 - 5 * 1 = 5 - 5 = 05−5∗1=5−5=0

So the expression simplifies to:
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10 > 1 and 0 <= 0

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   • 10>110 > 110>1 evaluates to True

   • 0<=00 <= 00<=0 evaluates to True

4. Thus, the whole expression evaluates to True.

Now, let's compare with the options:

• Option 1: not (var1 * 3 >= var2 * 4) and (var3 == var4)

  • With substitution: not (5 * 3 >= 5 * 4) and (1 == 1)

  • Simplifies to: not (15 >= 20) and True → True and True → True (This matches.)

• Option 2: not ((var1 * 4 >= var2 * 2) or (var1 == var3))

  • With substitution: not ((5 * 4 >= 5 * 2) or (5 == 1))

  • Simplifies to: not (20 >= 10 or False) → not (True or False) → not True → False (Does not match.)

• Option 3: (var1 * 4 >= var2 * 2) and (var1 * 1 >= var2 * 2)

  • With substitution: (5 * 4 >= 5 * 2) and (5 * 1 >= 5 * 2)

  • Simplifies to: (20 >= 10) and (5 >= 10) → True and False → False (Does not match.)

• Option 4: (var3 - var4) and (var1 * 1 > var2 * 2)

  • With substitution: (1 - 1) and (5 > 10)

  • Simplifies to: 0 and False → False (Does not match.)

Thus, the correct option that matches the logical outcome is:

Option 1: not (var1 * 3 >= var2 * 4) and (var3 == var4)

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What does the below Python code do? for vari in range(1,6): for var2 in range(1,6): if(var1%var2!=0): pass elif(var2<var1): continue else: print(var1*var2) 14 15 Prints the square of numbers from 1 to 6 Prints the square of numbers from 1 to 5 Prints prime numbers from 1 to 6 Prints prime numbers from 1 to 5

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for var1 in range(1, 6):

    for var2 in range(1, 6):

        if var1 % var2 != 0:

            pass

        elif var2 < var1:

            continue

        else:

            print(var1 * var2)

1. Outer loop: Iterates var1 from 1 to 5.

2. Inner loop: Iterates var2 from 1 to 5.

3. Conditionals:

   • If var1 % var2 != 0: The code uses pass, so nothing happens in this case.

   • If var2 < var1: The continue statement skips to the next iteration of the inner loop.

   • Otherwise (when var2 >= var1): Prints var1 * var2.

To understand what this code prints, let's trace the loop iterations:

• For var1 = 1: The inner loop will print 1 * 1 because var2 must be 1 (only case where var2 >= var1).

• For var1 = 2:

  • var2 = 2: Prints 2 * 2 = 4 (since 2 >= 2).

• For var1 = 3:

  • var2 = 3: Prints 3 * 3 = 9 (since 3 >= 3).

• For var1 = 4:

  • var2 = 4: Prints 4 * 4 = 16 (since 4 >= 4).

• For var1 = 5:

  • var2 = 5: Prints 5 * 5 = 25 (since 5 >= 5).

Therefore, the code prints the squares of numbers from 1 to 5.

The correct option is:

Prints the square of numbers from 1 to 5

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Consider below Python codes: Code 1 my_str="ALL3 that4 glitters8 is2 not3 gold4" my_1st=[] for char in my_str: if(char.isdigit()): my_lst.append((int)(char)) my_str=my_str.replace(char,"") print(my_str,my_lst) Code 2"" my_str="Alls that4 glitters8 is2 not3 gold4" my_lst=[] for char in my_str: if(char.isdigit()): my_lst.append(char) my_str.replace(char," ") print(my_str,my_1st) Which of the above code(s) will produce below output? All that glitters is not gold [3, 4, 8, 2, 3, 4] Both Code 1 and Coge 2 Only Code 1 Only Code 2 Neither Code 1 nor Code 2

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Let's analyze each code to determine which one produces the output All that glitters is not gold [3, 4, 8, 2, 3, 4].

Code 1

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my_str = "ALL3 that4 glitters8 is2 not3 gold4"

my_lst = []

for char in my_str:

    if char.isdigit():

        my_lst.append(int(char))

        my_str = my_str.replace(char, "")

print(my_str, my_lst)

Explanation:

• my_lst is initialized as an empty list.

• For each character in my_str, if the character is a digit, it is appended to my_lst (converted to an integer) and removed from my_str.

• After processing all characters, my_str will have all digits removed, and my_lst will contain the digits as integers in the order they appeared.

Execution:

• After processing:

  • my_str will be "ALL that glitters is not gold "

  • my_lst will be [3, 4, 8, 2, 3, 4]

So, Code 1 will produce the output:

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ALL that glitters is not gold [3, 4, 8, 2, 3, 4]

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my_str = "ALL4 that8 glitters2 is3 not4 gold"

my_lst = []

for char in my_str:

    if char.isdigit():

        my_lst.append(char)

        my_str = my_str.replace(char, " ")

print(my_str, my_lst)

Explanation:

• my_lst is initialized as an empty list.

• For each character in my_str, if the character is a digit, it is appended to my_lst and replaced with a space in my_str.

Execution:

• After processing:

  • my_str will be "ALL that glitters is not gold"

  • my_lst will be ['4', '8', '2', '3', '4'] (note that my_lst contains digits as strings, not integers)

So, Code 2 will produce the output:

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ALL   that   glitters   is   not   gold ['4', '8', '2', '3', '4']

Conclusion

The correct option for producing the output All that glitters is not gold [3, 4, 8, 2, 3, 4] is:

Only Code 1

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What is the output of the below Python code? Note:Assume that necessary imports have been done temp=['Mysore', 'Bangalore', 'Pune', 'Chennai'] temp.sort() count1=len(temp[0]) count2=len(temp[-1]) final_val-math.ceil(count1/count2) print(final_val) O3 O2 Οι O4

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temp = ['Mysore', 'Bangalore', 'Pune', 'Chennai']

temp.sort()

count1 = len(temp[0])

count2 = len(temp[-1])

final_val = math.ceil(count1 / count2)

print(final_val)

1. Sorting the list temp:

   • The sorted list will be ['Bangalore', 'Chennai', 'Mysore', 'Pune'].

2. Finding the length of the first and last elements:

   • temp[0] is 'Bangalore', so count1 = len('Bangalore') = 9.

   • temp[-1] is 'Pune', so count2 = len('Pune') = 4.

3. Calculating final_val:

   • count1 / count2 is 9 / 4 = 2.25.

   • math.ceil(2.25) is 3.

4. Printing the result:

   • final_val is 3.

Thus, the output of the code is:

3

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What will be the output of the below Python code? def func(sample, res, key, val): if(key in sample): res-True sample.update({key:val)) res=False 12 res-None sample-("XS":1, "X":0, "XL": 3, "XXL":4} func(sample, res, "X",2) print(sample["X"], res) 0 None 2 None 0 True 2 False

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def func(sample, res, key, val):

    if key in sample:

        res = True

        sample.update({key: val})

    res = False

sample = {"XS": 1, "X": 0, "XL": 3, "XXL": 4}

res = None

func(sample, res, "X", 2)

print(sample["X"], res)

1. Function Definition (func):

   • sample: A dictionary.

   • res: A variable (initially None).

   • key: A key to check in the dictionary.

   • val: A value to update the dictionary with if the key exists.

2. Inside the Function:

   • The if key in sample condition checks if the key exists in the sample dictionary.

   • If the key exists, it sets res to True and updates the dictionary with the new value.

   • After the if block, res is set to False, which overrides the previous value set in the if block.

3. Function Call:

   • func(sample, res, "X", 2) is called.

   • Inside the function, key = "X" is found in the dictionary.

   • res is set to True inside the if block and then immediately set to False outside the if block.

   • sample is updated to {"XS": 1, "X": 2, "XL": 3, "XXL": 4}.

4. Final Output:

   • sample["X"] is 2 (updated value).

   • res is False (final value after being overridden).

Thus, the output of the code is:

2 False

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When the values of var 1-7, var2-6 and var3=3, which among the following logical expressions would be FALSE?, 1. (var1+var2)>(var3) and (var1*var2+var3)>=(var3+var1) (var1*var2)>(var3*var1) and (var1*var2)<=(var1*var2 var3) (var1 var3)>(var1*var2*var3) or (var1*var3)<=(var2 var3) iv.: not{(var1*var3)>(var3*var1) and (var1*var3)<=(var2*var3)) only i only i Oonly iis Oonly iv

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To determine which logical expression is FALSE for the given values var1 = 7, var2 = 6, and var3 = 3, let’s evaluate each logical expression.

Given Values:

• var1 = 7

• var2 = 6

• var3 = 3

Logical Expressions:

Expression 1:
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(var1 + var2) > var3 and (var1 * var2 + var3) >= (var3 + var1)

1. Substitute the values:

   • (7 + 6) > 3 ⟹ 13 > 3 ⟹ True

   • (7 * 6 + 3) >= (3 + 7) ⟹ 42 + 3 >= 10 ⟹ 45 >= 10 ⟹ True

2. Both conditions are True, so Expression 1 is True.

Expression 2:
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(var1 * var2) > (var3 * var1) and (var1 * var2) <= (var1 * var2 * var3)

3. Substitute the values:

   • (7 * 6) > (3 * 7) ⟹ 42 > 21 ⟹ True

   • (7 * 6) <= (7 * 6 * 3) ⟹ 42 <= 126 ⟹ True

4. Both conditions are True, so Expression 2 is True.

Expression 3:
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(var1 + var3) > (var1 * var2 * var3) or (var1 * var3) <= (var2 * var3)

5. Substitute the values:

   • (7 + 3) > (7 * 6 * 3) ⟹ 10 > 126 ⟹ False

   • (7 * 3) <= (6 * 3) ⟹ 21 <= 18 ⟹ False

6. At least one condition in the or is False, so Expression 3 is False.

Expression 4:
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not ((var1 * var3) > (var3 * var1) and (var1 * var3) <= (var2 * var3))

7. Substitute the values:

   • (var1 * var3) > (var3 * var1) ⟹ 21 > 21 ⟹ False

   • (var1 * var3) <= (var2 * var3) ⟹ 21 <= 18 ⟹ False

8. The and condition in the parenthesis is False (since False and False is False), so not False is True.

Summary:

• Expression 1: True

• Expression 2: True

• Expression 3: False

• Expression 4: True

The expression that is FALSE is:

only iii

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When the values of var 1-7, var2-6 and var3=3, which among the following logical expressions would be FALSE?, 1. (var1+var2)>(var3) and (var1*var2+var3)>=(var3+var1) (var1*var2)>(var3*var1) and (var1*var2)<=(var1*var2 var3) (var1 var3)>(var1*var2*var3) or (var1*var3)<=(var2 var3) iv.: not{(var1*var3)>(var3*var1) and (var1*var3)<=(var2*var3)) only i only i Oonly iis Oonly iv

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Let's evaluate each logical expression with the values var1 = 7, var2 = 6, and var3 = 3 to determine which is FALSE.

Given Values:

• var1 = 7

• var2 = 6

• var3 = 3

Logical Expressions:

Expression 1:
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(var1 + var2) > var3 and (var1 * var2 + var3) >= (var3 + var1)

1. Substitute the values:

   • (7 + 6) > 3 ⟹ 13 > 3 ⟹ True

   • (7 * 6 + 3) >= (3 + 7) ⟹ 42 + 3 >= 10 ⟹ 45 >= 10 ⟹ True

2. Both conditions are True, so Expression 1 is True.

Expression 2:
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(var1 * var2) > (var3 * var1) and (var1 * var2) <= (var1 * var2 * var3)

3. Substitute the values:

   • (7 * 6) > (3 * 7) ⟹ 42 > 21 ⟹ True

   • (7 * 6) <= (7 * 6 * 3) ⟹ 42 <= 126 ⟹ True

4. Both conditions are True, so Expression 2 is True.

Expression 3:
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(var1 + var3) > (var1 * var2 * var3) or (var1 * var3) <= (var2 * var3)

5. Substitute the values:

   • (7 + 3) > (7 * 6 * 3) ⟹ 10 > 126 ⟹ False

   • (7 * 3) <= (6 * 3) ⟹ 21 <= 18 ⟹ False

6. Both conditions are False, so Expression 3 is False.

Expression 4:
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not ((var1 * var3) > (var3 * var1) and (var1 * var3) <= (var2 * var3))

7. Substitute the values:

   • (var1 * var3) > (var3 * var1) ⟹ 21 > 21 ⟹ False

   • (var1 * var3) <= (var2 * var3) ⟹ 21 <= 18 ⟹ False

8. The and condition inside the not is False (since False and False is False), so not False is True.

Summary:

• Expression 1: True

• Expression 2: True

• Expression 3: False

• Expression 4: True

The expression that is FALSE is:

only iii

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What would be the output of the below Python code? 200 var if (var > 200); print("Within first block") if (var 150): print("khích is 150") elif (var 100): print("which is 100") elif (var> 50): print("Within second block") if (var%50): print("which is multiple of 5") elif (var%100): print("which is multiple of 10") else: print("Neither multiple of 5 nor multiple of 10") else : print("Could not find true expression") print("Good bye!") A) Within second block Which is multiple of S Good bye! B) Could not find true expression Good bye! Within second block Neither multiple of 5 nor multiple of 10 Good bye! D) Within first block Which is 100 Good bye! OA Oc

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Let's analyze the provided Python code step by step. It appears there are some formatting issues in the code snippet, so I will assume the following corrected version:

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var = 200

if var > 200:

    print("Within first block")

elif var == 150:

    print("var is 150")

elif var == 100:

    print("var is 100")

elif var > 50:

    print("Within second block")

    if var % 50 == 0:

        print("which is multiple of 5")

    elif var % 100 == 0:

        print("which is multiple of 10")

    else:

        print("Neither multiple of 5 nor multiple of 10")

else:

    print("Could not find true expression")

print("Good bye!")

Execution:

1. var = 200

2. First if block: if var > 200 evaluates to False (since 200 is not greater than 200).

3. First elif block: elif var == 150 evaluates to False (since 200 is not equal to 150).

4. Second elif block: elif var == 100 evaluates to False (since 200 is not equal to 100).

5. Third elif block: elif var > 50 evaluates to True (since 200 is greater than 50):

   • print("Within second block") is executed.

   • Inside this block:

     • if var % 50 == 0 evaluates to True (since 200 % 50 is 0), so:

       • print("which is multiple of 5") is executed.

     • The other elif and else blocks are not reached.

6. Final print statement: print("Good bye!") is always executed.

Output:

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Within second block

which is multiple of 5

Good bye!

The correct option is:

A