Python Selection and Operators Quiz

Which symbol is used for equality comparison in Python?

• =

• ==

• !=

• >

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

• if condition then:

• if condition;

• if condition:

• if (condition):

What does int(input("enter mark")) do in Python?

• It prints 'enter mark' and reads a string.

• It reads an integer directly from the user.

• It assigns the string 'enter mark' to a variable.

• It checks if the input is an integer.

Which of the following correctly represents 'not equal to' in Python?

• <>

• !=

• NOT

• =/=

Why is indentation important in Python?

• It makes the code look nice.

• It is used to define blocks of code.

• It speeds up program execution.

• It is ignored by the Python interpreter.

What error is present in if response = "bleep" :?

• Missing parentheses around the condition.

• Incorrect comparison operator.

• Missing colon at the end.

• Incorrect string literal.

In Python, what does elif stand for?

• Else If

• End If

• Else Follow

• Execute If

When should an else statement be used in an if-elif-else structure?

• Only if there are no elif statements.

• To execute code when none of the preceding if or elif conditions are met.

• To define a new condition.

• To restart the program.

What is the meaning of the > operator in Python?

• Equal to.

• Less than.

• Greater than.

• Greater than or equal to.

In the code if mark > 50 then, what is the syntax error?

• The > operator is incorrect.

• The keyword then should be replaced with a colon.

• The variable mark should be in quotes.

• Parentheses are missing around mark > 50.