Python U1M4A4

Nested Conditional code always runs all sub-conditions that are indented under if statements

• True

• False

if x < 0:

print("-")

else:

if y >= 0:

print("+/+")

else:

print("+/-")

The nested conditional code is sure to be run if _______. (Choose the best answer.)

• x=1

• x = -1

• y= -1

• y= 1

if x < 0:

print("-")

else:

if y >= 0:

print("+/+")

else:

print("+/-")

Which values for x and y result in the output "+/-"? (Choose the best answer.)

• x=1 and y=0

• x=0 and y=-1

• x=0 and y=0

• x=-1 and y=1

if True:

if False:

print("Banana")

else:

print("Apple")

else:

if True:

print("Dates"

else:

print("Corn")

What is the output of the above code?

• "Apple"

• "Banana"

• "Corn"

• "Dates"

Escape sequences start with a backslash(\)

• True

• False

Hello

World!

What is the best choice of code to create the output shown above?

• print("Hello\pWorld!"

• print("Hello World!"

• print("Hello\nWorld!"

• print("Hello\tWorld!"

\\\\

What is the best choice of code to create the output shown above?

• print(""'\"\"\"\"\"')

• print("\\\\")

• print("\\\\\\\\")

• print(\\\\)

It's

Python Time!

Choose the code that will not create the output shown above.

• print("It's + "Python Time!")

• print("It's\nPython Time!")

• print("It's" + "\nPython Time!"

• print("It\'s\nPythonTime!")

while True: will loop forever but can be interrupted using the Python keyword "end" inside the loop.

• True

• False

x=0

while True:

if x < 10:

print('run forever')

x += 1

else:

break

What is the output from running the above code most like?

• "run forever" (10 times)

• "run forever" (9 times)

• "run forever"

• No output