Python U2M3 Test

In the following for loop code, the variable name is "student" because it can only be called "student" and cannot be replaced with another valid variable name such as "pupil".

students=["Alton", "Hiroto", "Skye", "Tobias"]

for student in students"

print("Hello", student)

• True

• False

Which code is the best use of Python to iterate through the list "numbers"?

numbers=[7, 1, 5, 8, 0]

• for range[5] in numbers:

• for int in list:

• for number in numbers:

• all of the above

Choose the best representation of the output expected for the following code.

cities=["New York", "Shanghai", "Munich", "Tokyo", "Dubai", "Mexico City", Sao Paulo", Hyderabad"]

for city in cities:

if city.startswith("P"):

print(city)

elif city.startswith("D"):

print(city)

• Sao Paolo Dubai

• Dubai

• Sao Paulo

• None of the above

Which code will result in the ltr_cnt=2 for counting the letter "c" found in the following test_string?

test_string='Mexico City'

• -

• ltr_cnt=test_string.count('c')

• ltr_cnt=test_string.count('C')

• none of the above

In Python, range (0,5) is equivalent to the list[0, 1, 2, 3, 4]

• True

• False

Choose the best representation of the output expected for the following code.

numbers=" "

for x in range (7)

numbers +=str(x)

print(numbers)

• 0

• 7

• 1234567

• 0123456

Choose the best representation of the output expected for the following code.

number=" "

for x in range(2, 8, 2):

numbers+=str(x)

print(numbers)

• 2

• 8

• 2468

• 246

A new list is initialized, made of 2 lists, when the .extend() list method is used.

• True

• False

Which Python code results in output of a sorted scores list without changing the original scores list below?

scores=[0, 5, 2, 11, 1, 9, 7]

• print(scores)

• print(scores.sort())

• print(sorted(scores))

• All of the above

Choose the best representation of the output expected for the following code.

numbers=" "

for x in range (0, 5, 2)

numbers+=str(x)

print(numbers)

• 0

• 5

• 024

• 24