Python L35 File Path

What does this line do?

• Writes a new file called NameList.txt

• Deletes a file

• Opens an existing file for reading

• Opens a folder named Class6A

What does number % 4 mean in the code?

• Divide the number by 4 completely

• Return the remainder when number is divided by 4

• Multiply the number by 4

• Check if the number is greater than 4

Which of the following is a relative file path?

• C:/Users/Ali/Documents/Class6A/student_names.txt

• /Users/Li/Documents/Class6A/student_names.txt

• ./Class6A/student_names.txt

• Class6A:C:/student_names.txt

What file mode should you use to add names to an existing file without erasing the current content?

• 'w'

• 'r'

• 'a'

• 'x'

Absolute file paths always start from the root of your computer.

• True

• False

Using 'a' mode in open() deletes the file first.

• True

• False

What’s the difference between a relative file path and an absolute file path?

• A relative file path is relative to the current directory, whereas an absolute file path is a complete path from the root.
• An absolute file path is always shorter than a relative file path.
• A relative file path is the same as an absolute file path.

Why is it better to use relative file paths instead of absolute file paths in a shared project?

• Because relative paths work on any computer, but absolute paths only work on yours.

• Absolute file paths are more secure and prevent unauthorized access.
• Relative file paths can cause confusion in large projects.
• Absolute file paths are easier to read and understand.

The operator ________ gives the remainder of a division.

A file path starting with ./ is called a __________ file path.