Python Basics Day 2

Python accepts single ('), double (") and triple (''' or """) quotes to denote strings. Which of the following is NOT acceptable Python syntax?

• print('Hello World')
• print("Hello World")
• print('Hello World")
• print(""'Hello World'"")

data = "No Way!" The expression len(data) evaluates to:

• 7
• 9
• 8
• 6

What syntax can you use to insert a line break between strings so that they appear over multiple lines?

• \l
• /
• \\n
• \n

What will the output be from the following code? print("3+4")

• 7
• 34
• 3+4
• SyntaxError

The title( ) function

• assigns title
• returns string in title case
• returns the title of the file
• forms a new title for the given string

How do you insert COMMENTS in Python code?

• # this is a comment
• /* this is a comment */
• // this is a comment
• -- this is a comment

s1="Hello" s2="10" print(s1+n1) What is the error in this code?

• print statement not written in quotes
• Numeric value not written in quotes
• colon not written after the print statement
• string cannot be added to a number