Strings and boolean logic

Python accepts single ('), double (") and triple (''' or """) quotes to denote strings. Which of the following is NOT acceptable Python syntax?

• print('Hello World')

• print("Hello World")

• print('Hello World")

• print(""'Hello World'"")

What is printed by the following statement?

print("P" not in "APCSP")

• True

• False

• Error

Evaluate the following expression:

"dog" < "Dog"

• They are the same word

• True

• False

For strings, the + operator represents

• Concatenation

• Addition

• Appending

• Recantation

Which is the most appropriate data type for: "13th December"

• Float

• Boolean

• Integer

• String

word = "amazing"

For the given string if we run word[2:5] what does it mean?

• It will extract alphabets from index 2 to index 4

• It will extract alphabets from index 2 to index 5

• It will extract alphabets from position 2 to position 4

• It will extract alphabets from position 2 to position 5

Which method is used to convert a given string in Capital letters?

• Capital

• Upper

• ConverttoUpper

• Capitalize

Which of the following is not a valid string function?

• isalphanumeric

• isspace

• islower

• isalnum

string="HELlo"

What will be the result of string.isupper()?

s1="Hello"

n1=10

print(s1+n1)

What is the error in this code?

• Print statement not written in quotes

• Numeric value not written in quotes

• colon not written after the print statement

• string cannot be added to a number