indentation.py

What is the minimum recommended or default level of indentation for code blocks in Python?

• 1 space

• 2 spaces

• 4 spaces

• 8 spaces

Which of the following statements regarding Python indentation is true?

• Indentation is used for decorative purposes.

• Indentation is optional and does not affect code execution.

• Python allows both tabs and spaces for indentation.

• Inconsistent indentation leads to a syntax error.

What is the role of indentation in Python?

• It increases the speed of code execution

• It defines code blocks and scope.

• It improves code aesthetics.

• It determines the order of execution.

Which of the following code snippets demonstrates correct indentation for a for loop in Python?

• for i in range(5):

  print(i)

• for i in range(5):

  print(i)

  i += 1

• for i in range(5):

  print(i)

• for i in range(5):

  print(i)

In Python, what happens if you mix tabs and spaces for indentation within the same code block?

• It is allowed, and Python automatically converts them to spaces.

• It can cause a syntax error(Tab error)

• It has no impact on the code's behavior.

• It is allowed, and Python ignores indentation altogether.

What is the recommended way to achieve consistent and readable indentation in Python?

• Use a combination of tabs and spaces.

• It doesn't matter;

• Use only tabs for indentation

• Use only spaces for indentation.

• Use either spaces or tabs

In Python, what does consistent indentation help to prevent?

• Memory leaks

• Code execution errors

• Code comments

• Code duplication

What happens if you omit/miss out proper indentation in a Python code block?

• The code runs with no issues.

• It results in a runtime error.

• Python automatically corrects the indentation.

• you will get an error, otherwise the code will run but you may not get the desired output.

Which of the following pseudo-code examples correctly represents a while loop with proper indentation?

• while condition:

  statement1

• while condition:

  statement1

How do you define a code block in Python, such as within a loop or conditional statement?

• Using braces

• Using parentheses ()

• Using indentation

• Using semicolons ;