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What symbol is used for addition in Python?

• -

• +

• /

• *

How do you compare two values for equality in Python?

• Use the '===' operator to compare two values for equality.

• Use the '==' operator to compare two values for equality.

• Use the 'compare()' function to check for equality between two values.

• Use the '=' operator to compare two values for equality.

What is a variable in Python?

• A variable in Python is a type of function.

• A variable in Python is a command used to execute code.

• A variable in Python is a named location in memory used to store data.

• A variable in Python is a fixed value that cannot change.

What function is used to display output in Python?

• print()

• output()

• display()

• show()

How do you take user input in Python?

• Employ the 'scan()' function.

• Utilize the 'get_input()' method.

• Use the 'read()' function.

• Use the 'input()' function.

What symbol is used to write a comment in Python?

• #

• %%

• //

What is the purpose of commas in Python?

• To define variables in Python.

• To indicate the end of a statement.

• To separate items

• To create comments in the code.

What is the result of 5 + 3 * 2 in Python?

• 6

• 8

• 10

• 11

How do you check if a number is greater than another in Python?

• Check if a number is equal to another using '==' operator.

• Use the '>' operator, e.g., a > b.

• Use the '<' operator, e.g., a < b.

• Use the '!=' operator to compare two numbers.

What is the difference between an integer and a float in Python?

• An integer is a number with a decimal point, while a float is a whole number.

• An integer can have a decimal point, while a float cannot.

• An integer is a whole number, while a float is a number with a decimal point.

• Both integers and floats are the same in Python.

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