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Module quiz: Getting started with Python Quiz Answers

Question 1)
Python is a dynamically typed language. What does this mean?

• Python does not require a type for a variable declaration. It automatically assigns the data type at run time.
• Python requires you to explicitly set the correct data type and value before assigning a variable.
• Python requires that you specify the type of variable before it being assigned.
• Python supports both functional and object oriented programming.

Question 2)
How do you create a block in Python?

• A block is created using a colon following by a new line and indentation
• A block is created by a new line
• A block is created using a semi colon and a new line
• A block is created using a semi colon and indentation

Question 3)
When declaring variable in Python, can a variable name contain white space?

• Yes
• No

Question 4)
How can a variable be deleted in python?

• The del keyword
• The def keyword
• The remove keyword
• A variable cannot be deleted

Question 5)
In Python, how can you convert a number to a string?

• int()
• float()
• str()
• enumerate()

Question 6)
An Integer – int in Python can be converted to type Float by using the float function?

• True
• False

Question 7)
What is the purpose of break in a for loop in Python?

• The break keywork is used to debug a for loop.
• It controls the flow of the loop and stops the current loop from executing any further.
• To terminate the code
• The break statement will suspend the code until continue is run.

Question 8)
An enumerate function is used to provide the index of the current iteration of a for loop.

• True
• False

Question 9)
What will be the output of the code below:

a = isinstance(str, "aa")
print(a)

• It will throw an error.
• “aa”
• False

Question 10)
Select all the valid input() formats among the following. Select all that apply

• name = input(“What is your name? “)
• input()
• input(“”)
• “” = input(“My name is: ” + name)