Retest_Class_IX

What does output refer to in computing?

• Output refers to the hardware components of a computer.

• Output is the data produced by a computer after processing input.

• Output is the software used to process data.

• Output is the input data received by a computer.

What is the purpose of the print() function?

• To calculate mathematical operations.

• To read input from the user.

• To store data in a variable.

• To display output to the console.

What are the optional parameters in the print() function?

• 'delimiter', 'quote', 'escape', and 'padding'

• The optional parameters in the print() function are 'sep', 'end',

• 'format', 'align', 'style', and 'color'

• 'header', 'footer', 'indent', and 'width'

How should a string data type be enclosed when printed?

• Enclosed in parentheses.

• Enclosed in single or double quotes.

• Enclosed in angle brackets.

• Enclosed in curly braces.

What is the role of the comma operator in print()?

• The comma operator only allows printing strings in print().

• The comma operator is used to separate different print() functions.

• The comma operator allows printing multiple values in a single print() call.

• The comma operator is used to concatenate strings before printing.

How do you concatenate two strings using the print() function?

• print('string1' * 'string2')

• print('string1' + 'string2')

• print('string1', 'string2')

• print('string1' - 'string2')

What is an F-string and how is it used in Python?

• An F-string is a function in Python that formats numbers.

• An F-string is a type of variable in Python that stores data.

• An F-string is a method used to create lists in Python.

• An F-string is a string literal in Python that is prefixed with 'f' or 'F' and allows for embedding expressions inside curly braces.

What will be the output of print('Hello', 'World')?

• Hello World

• Hello World!

• Hello, World!

• HelloWorld

How can you display a specific message using print()?

• print('Message: Your specific message here')

• print('Your specific message here')

• print('Display: Your specific message here')

• print('This is a test message')

What happens if you do not use quotes around a variable name in print()?

• The print() function will raise an error if quotes are not used.

• The variable name will be printed as is without any value.

• The print() function will ignore the variable and print nothing.

• The print() function will attempt to print the value of the variable instead of the variable name.