STRINGS

Following is an example of ___________

a = "COMPUTER SCIENCE"

• list

• dictionary

• string

• none of the above

Python considered the character enclosed in triple quotes as String.(T/F)

• true

• false

Write the output of the following.

a = "Blog"

a ='a'

print(a)

• Bloga

• aBlog

• a

• Blog

Write the output of the following:

a="We\nto my \nb\t ok"

print(a)

• We

  to my

  b ok

• We

  to myb ok

• Weto

  my

  b ok

Write the output of the following code :

a= "Welcome to \"my\" blog"

print(a)

• Welcome to \"my\" blog

• Welcome to "my" blog

• Error

Write the output of the following code :

a= "Welcome to \

blog"

print(a)

• Welcome to \

  blog

• Welcome to

  blog

• Welcome to blog

Write the output of the following code :

str = "Welcome"

str[2] = 'a'

print(str)

• Weacome

• Error

Write the output of the following code :

str = "Welcome"

l=len(str)

print(l)

• 7

• 8

• Error

What we call the following

\n

\t

• Escape Sequence

• Special Character

• no meaning

Write the output of the following code :

a = '''A

B

C'''

print(a)

• ABC

• A

  B C

• A

  B

  C

• ERROR