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Python Basics
1/25
Which Python function is used to get the length of a list?
len()
count()
size()
length()
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2/25
In Python, what is the 'None' keyword used for?
To represent the absence of a value or a null value
To define a boolean variable
To create a loop
To print text to the console
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3/25
What is the purpose of the 'for' loop in Python?
To iterate over a sequence of items
To define a function
To create a conditional statement
To print text to the console
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4/25
What is the result of '5 / 2' in Python?
2.5
2
2.0
Error
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5/25
What is the purpose of the 'continue' statement in Python?
To skip the current iteration of a loop and continue to the next
To define a function
To create a conditional statement
To print text to the console
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6/25
Which Python data type is mutable?
List
Tuple
Set
String
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7/25
What is the result of '5 % 2' in Python?
1
2
0
Error
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8/25
How is a generator function different from a normal function?
It uses the 'yield' statement
It can only be used once
It returns multiple values at once
It runs faster than a normal function
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9/25
Which method is called when an object is created from a class in Python?
__init__
__new__
__create__
__start__
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10/25
What does the 'is' operator do in Python?
Checks if two variables refer to the same object in memory
Compares the values of two variables
Determines if a variable is of a certain type
Checks if a variable exists
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11/25
What is a 'dictionary comprehension' in Python?
A concise way to create dictionaries
A method to iterate over a dictionary
A function to sort dictionaries
A technique to merge two dictionaries
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12/25
How do you create a shallow copy of a list in Python?
Using the list.copy() method
Using the list.deepcopy() method
By directly assigning one list to another
Using the copy module
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13/25
In Python, what does the 'else' clause in a 'try' statement do?
Executes if the try block does not raise an exception
Always executes after the try block
Executes if any exception is raised
Is an alternative to the finally block
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14/25
How do you create a static method in a Python class?
Using the @staticmethod decorator
Using the static keyword
By declaring a method outside of a class
Static methods cannot be created in Python
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15/25
What is 'map' function used for in Python?
To apply a function to all items in an iterable
To filter items from a list
To merge two lists
To create a dictionary
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16/25
In Python, how can you measure the performance of a piece of code?
Using the 'timeit' module
With the 'datetime' module
By implementing a custom timer
Using the 'os' module
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17/25
What is the primary use of 'functools.partial' in Python?
To create a new function with partial application of the arguments and keywords of another function
To divide a function into multiple smaller functions
For partial iteration of a collection
To partially update a dictionary
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18/25
What is the 'heapq' module used for in Python?
For implementing a priority queue algorithm
For memory management and heap analysis
For creating hash maps
For queuing network requests
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19/25
What is the difference between the 'array' and 'list' data types in Python?
Arrays can only contain elements of the same data type, while lists can contain elements of different data types
There is no difference; they are the same in Python
Lists are mutable, while arrays are immutable
Arrays are used for arithmetic operations, while lists are not
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20/25
What is the primary use of 'numpy' in Python?
Numerical and scientific computing
Data storage and retrieval
Web scraping
Machine learning
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21/25
How do you declare a variable as 'private' in a Python class?
By prefixing the variable name with a double underscore (__)
By using the 'private' keyword
By declaring it inside a nested class
Python does not support private variables
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22/25
What is 'MRO' in Python?
Method Resolution Order, the order in which base classes are searched for a member during lookup
Memory Read-Out, a process related to garbage collection
Module Runtime Options, settings that alter how Python modules run
Multiple Return Optimization, a technique for optimizing functions
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23/25
What is the 'GIL' in Python?
Global Interpreter Lock, a mechanism that prevents multiple native threads from executing Python bytecodes at once
General Instruction List, a list of all Python commands and their uses
Graphical Interface Layer, used for creating GUI applications in Python
Guided Iteration Loop, a loop structure in Python
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24/25
What is 'Pythonic' code?
Code that follows Python's idiomatic principles of readability and simplicity
Any code written in the Python language
Code that uses advanced Python features and libraries
Code that is compatible with all versions of Python
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25/25
What is 'Test-Driven Development' in software engineering?
A development process where tests are written before the code they are testing
A method where developers focus solely on fixing software tests
Developing a software based on the results of user acceptance tests
Writing tests after the software development is complete
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