Python Exam Questions Correctly
Answered.
What type of variable is the 'x' in the following code?
x='15' - CORRECT ANSWER String
While performing the Echo Communication home project, the command socket.accept() crashed the
script.
What could be the problem? - CORRECT ANSWER The accept() command was not assigned with two
variables.
When accepting data in client-server communication, what is the meaning of recv(2048)? - CORRECT
ANSWER The limit for the amount of bytes to accept.
Which of the following is NOT a Python data structure? - CORRECT ANSWER Switch
Which of the following operators in Python will produce a modulo of two provided numbers? - CORRECT
ANSWER %
What happens when running the following code?
with open("MyFile.txt", "w") as file:file.write("Hello World") - CORRECT ANSWER "Hello World" is
written inside "MyFile.txt".
for i in range(1, 10, 4):if i == 9:word = "Bla"print(word)
What is the output of this code? - CORRECT ANSWER Bla
Of the following, which is NOT an advantage of an interpreter compared to a compiler? - CORRECT
ANSWER Speed
Answered.
What type of variable is the 'x' in the following code?
x='15' - CORRECT ANSWER String
While performing the Echo Communication home project, the command socket.accept() crashed the
script.
What could be the problem? - CORRECT ANSWER The accept() command was not assigned with two
variables.
When accepting data in client-server communication, what is the meaning of recv(2048)? - CORRECT
ANSWER The limit for the amount of bytes to accept.
Which of the following is NOT a Python data structure? - CORRECT ANSWER Switch
Which of the following operators in Python will produce a modulo of two provided numbers? - CORRECT
ANSWER %
What happens when running the following code?
with open("MyFile.txt", "w") as file:file.write("Hello World") - CORRECT ANSWER "Hello World" is
written inside "MyFile.txt".
for i in range(1, 10, 4):if i == 9:word = "Bla"print(word)
What is the output of this code? - CORRECT ANSWER Bla
Of the following, which is NOT an advantage of an interpreter compared to a compiler? - CORRECT
ANSWER Speed
