Mastering Python Conditionals

What is the result of 5 > 3?

• 5 = 3

• false

• true

• 5 < 3

What is the correct syntax for an if statement in Python?

• if: condition code to execute

• if condition then: code to execute

• if condition: # code to execute if condition is true

• if (condition) { code to execute }

When would you use an elif statement instead of an if statement?

• An elif statement is only used in loops.

• You use an elif statement for simple true/false conditions.

• You would use an elif statement when you have multiple conditions to evaluate and want to handle them in a mutually exclusive manner.

• You should always use elif instead of if for any condition.

What will be the output of the following code: if x > 10: print('High') else: print('Low')?

• Always 'High'

• Depends on the value of x

• Always 'Low'

• Prints 'Error' if x is not a number

What is the result of (True and False) or (not True)?

• not False

• True

• False and True

• False

Explain the difference between '==' and '!=' in comparison operators.

• '==' is used for assignment, '!=' is for comparison.

• '==' checks for type, '!=' checks for value.

• '==' is a logical operator, '!=' is a bitwise operator.

• '==' is for equality, '!=' is for inequality.

What will happen if none of the if or elif conditions are met?

• The else block will execute, or the program will continue without executing any conditional code.

• The program will skip to the end without any output.

• The if block will execute by default.

• The program will crash due to an error.

Can you nest multiple if statements within each other?

• Yes, but only in certain programming languages

• No, if statements cannot be nested

• No, only one if statement is allowed

• Yes

What is the purpose of the 'break' statement in loops?

• To exit the loop immediately

• To skip the current iteration

• To pause the loop for a specified time

• To continue to the next iteration

How do you check if a variable 'y' is not equal to 0 in Python?

• if y not 0:

• if y =! 0:

• if y != 0:

• if y <> 0: