Error Finding

What is the error in the following Python code?

print("Hello, world!)

• a) Missing colon
  

• b) Missing quotation mark
  

• 
  c) Missing parentheses
  

• d) No error

What is the error in the following Python code?

if x = 5:

print("x is 5")

• Not using any comparison operator for assignment
• Using a colon (:) instead of an equal sign (=) for assignment
• Using a triple equal sign (===) for assignment
• Using a single equal sign (=) for assignment instead of a double equal sign (==) for comparison

What is the error in the following Python code?

for i in range(5)

print(i)

• Missing semicolon after 'for' loop statement
• Incorrect indentation in 'for' loop
• Missing colon (:) after 'for' loop statement
• Wrong loop variable used in 'for' loop

What is the error in the following Python code?

while True:

print("Infinite loop")

• Missing break statement
• Incorrect indentation
• Syntax error in print statement
• Missing continue statement

What is the error in the following Python code?

def my_function:

print("Hello")

• Missing quotation marks around function name
• Missing colon after function name
• no error

• Missing parentheses after function name

What is the error in the following Python code?

x = 10

y = 5

if x > y:

print("x is greater than y")

• SyntaxError: invalid syntax
• ValueError: x is not defined
• TypeError: '>' not supported between instances of 'int' and 'str'
• IndentationError: expected an indented block

What is the error in the following Python code?

for i in range(5):

print(i)

• TypeError
• IndentationError
• KeyError
• SyntaxError

What is the error in the following Python code?

x = 5

y = 3

z = x y

• Missing operator between variables

• The error is in the line z = x / y. The division operator / is missing between x and y.
• The error is in the line z = x - y. The subtraction operator - is missing between x and y.
• The error is in the line z = x + y. The addition operator + is missing between x and y.

What is the error in the following Python code?

def my_function()

print("Hello")

• Missing quotation marks around 'my_function'
• Extra parentheses after 'my_function'
• Missing colon (:) after 'my_function'
• Incorrect indentation for the print statement

What is the error in the following Python code?

print("Hello, world!")

• 3. Add a semicolon at the end of the statement: print("Hello, world!");
• 2. Use single quotes instead of double quotes: print('Hello, world!')
• No error

• 1. Remove the quotation marks from the string: print(Hello, world!)