Skill #6 - Modules Python

You want to create a code that will show the full name of the current month:

​ (a)  

TD = ​ (b)  

print(%B(TD,​ (c)   ))

• import datetime
• datetime.datetime.strftime
• datetime.date.today()
• import time
• import date
• datetime.today()
• today()
• datetime.time
• %M

Our program begins with the following line.

result = 5**6

Which code can replace it?

• result = math.exp(5,6)

• result= math.pow(5,6)

• import math

  result = math.pow(5,6)

• result = pow(5,6)

• import math

  result = math.exp(5,6)

What those the following modules do?

os.path -> ​ (a)  

sys - > ​ (b)  

os -> ​ (c)  

math - > ​ (d)  

datetime -> ​ ​ (e)  

• find files and folders
• display system info
• create folders
• use mathematical functions
• use date and time functions

We have defines a list using the following code:

a = [16,44,3,87,23,98,1]

Select the proper functions to fill the equations:

​ (a)   (a) = 272

​ (b)   (a) = 1

​ (c)   (a)=98

• sum
• min
• max
• mean
• median
• average

You are writing program that will use a lot of math functions. Which is the proper way to import all of them to avoid typing the name of the library (math) before calling each one?

• from math import all

• import math.*

• from math import *

• import math.all

Select the output that could be generated by the following code:

import random

print(format(random.random(),"1.2f"))

• 5.65

• 0.2356

• 0.99

• 14.3

• 0.00

You want your code to generate a random integer number larger or equal to 1 and smaller or equal to 25. Select the lines that can complete the code.

• random.randint(1,25)

• random.randint(1,26)

• random.randrange(1,26)

• random.randrange(1,25)

• int(random.random()*25)

Sort the result of the functions from lower (at the bottom) to higher (at the top)

• int(20.6)

• Level 1 - Highest Value

• math.ceil(21.6)

• Level 5 - Lowest Value

• math.floor(23.6)

• Level 3

• trunc(21.3)

• Level 4

• round(23.6)

• Level 2

​ (a)  

number = 0

while (number < 1 or number >6):

try:

number =int(input("Between 1- 6: "))

except: continue

dice = ​ (b)  

print("Dice = ", dice, " and your number", number)

if number == dice:

print("You Win!")

else:

print("You Loose!!")

• from random import randint
• import random
• from rand import randint
• randint(1,6)
• randrange(0,7)
• randint(0,5)