Python - Unit Test 2

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Which of the following correctly allows for the input of "Integers"? Options: ex = input("Enter something: "), ex =int(input("Enter something: ")), ex = Integers(input("Enter something: ")), ex = float(input("Enter something: ")), ex = decimals(input("Enter something: "))

Back

ex =int(input("Enter something: "))

Front

Which of the following is not a data type of Python? char, int, float, str, complex

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char

Front

Which of the following outputs would generate a "syntax" error? Options: print(5.0 + 2), print(5.0 - 2), print(5.0 # 2), print(5.0% 2), print(5.0 * 2)

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print(5.0 # 2)

Front

Given the following program. If the user inputs: 5 and 4, what output would be generated? Options: 9, 20, 54, Syntax Error, Runtime Error

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54

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Given the following program. If the user inputs: 5 and 4, what output would be generated? Options: 9, 20, 54, Syntax Error, Runtime Error

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9

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Which of the following correctly allows for the input of "Decimals"? Options: ex = input("Enter something: "), ex =int( input("Enter something: ")), ex = Integers(input("Enter something: ")), ex = float(input("Enter something: ")), ex = decimals(input("Enter something: "))

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ex = float(input("Enter something: "))

Front

Which of the following correctly allows for the input of "Strings"? Options: ex = input("Enter something: "), ex =int( input("Enter something: ")), ex = Integers(input("Enter something: ")), ex = float(input("Enter something: ")), ex = decimals(input("Enter something: "))

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ex = input("Enter something: ")

Front

Trace the following program and state what the output will be: Options: Cinco, Uno, Dos, Tres, Cuatro

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Cinco

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Which of the following data types should be used when inputting decimals? Options: complex, float, int, str

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float

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Which of the following is not a relational operator in Python? Options: ==, !=, <=, >=, =

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=