String Manipulation Quiz

The pseudocode below assigns two strings to two variables:

title = "computer science"

level = "gcse"

What would the Python code: len(level) return?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 1

The pseudocode below assigns two strings to two variables:

title = "computer science"

level = "gcse"

What is title[0]?

• 'c'

• 'o'

• 'g'

• An error

The pseudocode below assigns two strings to two variables:

title = "computer science"

level = "gcse"

What is title[4]?

• 'p'

• 'u'

• 't'

• An error

The pseudocode below assigns two strings to two variables:

title = "computer science"

level = "gcse"

What is level[3]?

• 'g'

• 'e'

• 'c'

• 's'

The pseudocode below assigns two strings to two variables:

title = "computer science"

level = "gcse"

What is level[4]?

• 'g'

• 'e'

• 'c'

• An error

The pseudocode below assigns two strings to two variables:

title = "computer science"

level = "gcse"

What is title concatenated (linked together) with level?

• "computer sciencegcse"

• "computersciencegcse"

• "computer science gcse"

• "computerscience gcse"

The pseudocode below assigns two strings to two variables:

title = "computer science"

level = "gcse"

What is level concatenated (linked together) with level?

• "gcsegcse"

• "gcse gcse"

• "computer science gcse"

• An error

The pseudocode below assigns two strings to two variables:

title = "computer science"

level = "gcse"

What is level concatenated (linked together) with title?

• "gcsecomputer science"

• "gcse computer science"

• "gcsecomputerscience"

• An error

The pseudocode below assigns two strings to two variables:

title = "computer science"

level = "gcse"

Which of the following IS a substring of the variable title?

• "comp"

• "ters"

• "tersci"

• "sce"

The pseudocode below assigns two strings to two variables:

title = "computer science"

level = "gcse"

Which of the following IS a substring of the variable level?

• "es"

• "e"

• "GC"

• They all are substrings