OJP Python Day 2

What is a List in Python?

• A collection of items, ordered and changeable.

• A collection of key-value pairs.

• An unchangeable collection of items.

• A programming function.

How do you create a List in Python?

• Using curly braces {}

• Using parentheses ()

• Using square brackets []

• Using the keyword 'list'

How do you access the first item in a list named 'fruits'?

• fruits[1]

• fruits[0]

• fruits.first()

• fruits[1st]

What does aliasing in Lists refer to?

• Renaming the list.

• Accessing list items by index.

• Creating a reference to the same list.

• Sorting the list items.

Which method is used to add an item to a list?

• add()

• append()

• insert()

• push()

What is a Tuple in Python?

• A mutable collection of items.

• A collection of key-value pairs.

• An immutable collection of items.

• A type of Python function.

How do you create a Tuple in Python?

• Using square brackets []

• Using parentheses ()

• Using curly braces {}

• Using the keyword 'tuple'

What is a Dictionary in Python?

• A mutable collection of items.

• A collection of key-value pairs.

• An immutable collection of items.

• A Python function.

How do you create a Dictionary in Python?

• Using parentheses ()

• Using square brackets []

• Using curly braces {}

• Using the keyword 'dict'

How do you access the value associated with the key 'name' in a dictionary named 'person'?

• person[name]

• person["name"]

• person.get("name")

• Both B and C are correct