Deep Learning - Computer Vision for Beginners Using PyTorch - Inbuilt Functions in Python - range and input

The video tutorial covers two important inbuilt functions in Python: the range and input functions. It explains how the range function generates sequences of numbers and how to use it with start, end, and step parameters. The input function is discussed in terms of accepting user input and handling data types. The tutorial provides examples and explanations to help understand these functions' properties and usage.

What does the range function return when given an integer?

• A list of numbers

• A range object

• A tuple of numbers

• A dictionary of numbers

How can you view the numbers generated by a range object?

• By converting it to a list

• By converting it to a dictionary

• By converting it to a set

• By converting it to a tuple

What is the default starting value when using the range function with a single argument?

• 10

• 5

• 1

• 0

What is the default step size in the range function?

• 1

• 5

• 2

• 0

What type of data does the input function return by default?

• String

• Boolean

• Integer

• Float

What happens to program execution when the input function is called?

• It pauses until input is provided

• It continues without waiting

• It skips the input step

• It throws an error

Why is it necessary to convert input from the input function to an integer for numerical operations?

• Because input is returned as a float

• Because input is returned as a list

• Because input is returned as a string

• Because input is returned as a boolean