Python El Grand Revision!

We use "git ____" command to upload the content of local repository to the remote repository

We use "git ___" command to stage changes by adding new or modified files to the staging area

In order to update the content of the local repository with that from the remote repository, we use:

• git push

• git commit

• git pull

• git add

We want to build a program to accept a number, check if it's divisible by 7 and print suitable message. What would the main condition have to be?

• if num %7 == 0:

• if num %7 == 7:

• if num ** 7:

• if 7 == num:

To generate even numbers between 19 and 34 (inclusive) we would call:

• range(19,34)

• range(19,34,2)

• range(19,35,2)

• range(18,35,2)

Which of the following is NOT a valid way of importing functions/modules?

• from tui import *

• import * from tui

• import func

• from tui import func

Let x = ("pear", "apple", "orange", "raspberry")

What does print(x[-2]) achieve?

• "orange" is printed on the console

• Error is generated

• "x[-2]" is printed on the console

• "apple" is printed on the console

Let x = {"ham", "cheese", "jam", "bread", "eggs", "brain", "jam", "eggs"}

What is len(x) ?

• 8

• 6

• underfined/error

• none of the other options

Leo wants to create a function that will roll a dice. Which is the correct function definition header?

• def dice roll():

• def diceroll()

• def dice_roll():

• def diceroll[]:

What data type is this?
quiz = {"Do you help out at home? ":"yes",        
"Do you beleive in Santa? ":"yes"}

• list
• string
• dictionart
• dictionary