Operators in Python

Operators in Python

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Errors that are handled by python interpreter is termed as

• Syntax Errors

• Semantic Errors

• Runtime Errors

• None of the above

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print(10 != 9 and 20 >= 20)

• True

• False

• Error

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Non executable statements in a program is called

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Functions can be defined by User using the keyword

• fun

• def

• function

• Def

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User defined name given to a

variable or a constant in a program.

• keyword

• literal

• identifier

• None of the above

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Following is an example for Sequence

• String

• tuple

• list

• All of the Above

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The result of 10%2 will be

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Assign a set containing strings ‘paper’, ‘Gel Pen’,

and ‘eraser’ to a variable stationery.

• L= ("paper", "Gel Pen", "eraser")

• stationery=

  {"paper", "Gel Pen", "eraser"}

• stationery=

  ("paper", "Gel Pen", "eraser")

• stationery=

  ["paper", "Gel Pen", "eraser"]

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An example for mapping

• List

• String

• Dictionary

• None of these