Complete this statement to increment y:
y = _____
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y+1
color = 'purple'
my_slice = color[0:4:3]
print(my_slice)
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pp
,In what order are the operators evaluated?
w + 3 != y - 1 and x
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+, -, !=, and
print(f'{9.1357:.3f}')?
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9.136
person = 'Piper'
print(person[-1])
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r
txt = "apple#banana#cherry"
x = txt.split("#", 1)
print(x)
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, ['apple', 'banana#cherry']
Is this valid or invalid variable assignment:
x+y=x
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invalid
T or F: [1, 2, 3] >= ['1', '2', '3',]
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False, cannot compare strings to integers
print() to output two digits after the decimal point?
print(f'{(7..0)_____)
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:.2f}'
, x = ord('a')
print(x)
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97
ord()
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converts a character into an integer
T or F:-user_val turns user_val negative
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True
number = 44
print(f'{number:e}')
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y = _____
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y+1
color = 'purple'
my_slice = color[0:4:3]
print(my_slice)
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pp
,In what order are the operators evaluated?
w + 3 != y - 1 and x
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+, -, !=, and
print(f'{9.1357:.3f}')?
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9.136
person = 'Piper'
print(person[-1])
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r
txt = "apple#banana#cherry"
x = txt.split("#", 1)
print(x)
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, ['apple', 'banana#cherry']
Is this valid or invalid variable assignment:
x+y=x
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invalid
T or F: [1, 2, 3] >= ['1', '2', '3',]
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False, cannot compare strings to integers
print() to output two digits after the decimal point?
print(f'{(7..0)_____)
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:.2f}'
, x = ord('a')
print(x)
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97
ord()
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converts a character into an integer
T or F:-user_val turns user_val negative
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True
number = 44
print(f'{number:e}')
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