Tuples 2

How can you access the second item in a Python tuple?

• With a dot notation followed by the item's value

• Using the index 1 inside square brackets

• Using the index 2 inside square brackets

• By specifying the item's value directly

What does negative indexing in Python tuples mean?

• It duplicates the tuple

• It reverses the tuple

• It starts the search from the tuple's end

• It throws an error

What is returned when you specify a range of indexes in a tuple?

• A new list with specified items

• A single item from the tuple

• The original tuple is modified to only include specified items

• A new tuple with specified items

How do you check if 'apple' is present in a tuple?

• With an if statement and the 'in' keyword

• Using the 'find' function

• Using the 'contains' method

• By counting the number of 'apple' occurrences

What does the index -1 refer to in a Python tuple?

• The second last item

• The last item

• The second item

• The first item

How can you return the items from the beginning to, but NOT included, 'kiwi'?

• Using the index [:3]

• Using the index [4:]

• Using the index [-4:]

• Using the index [:4]

How do you specify a range of negative indexes in a tuple?

• By specifying positive start and end values

• By specifying end value only

• By specifying start value only

• By specifying negative start and end values

What is the correct way to access tuple items by referring to the index number?

• Using parentheses

• Using angle brackets

• Using square brackets

• Using curly braces

If you leave out the end value in a range of indexes, what happens?

• Only the first item is returned

• An error is thrown

• The range includes all items from the start to the end of the tuple

• The range includes all items from the start to the beginning of the tuple

What does specifying a range of indexes return when working with tuples?

• A new tuple

• A new list

• An error

• A modified original tuple