Python In Practice - 15 Projects to Master Python - compile( ), exec( ), and eval( )

The video tutorial explains how to execute code written in string format using Python's compile function. It demonstrates compiling a single line of code with eval and executing it to get results. The tutorial further explores handling multi-line code by using exec mode, showing how to separate lines and execute them. The process involves compiling the code into a code object and then executing it to obtain the desired output.

What is the first step in executing code from a string format?

• Directly running the string as code

• Storing the code in a variable

• Using the eval function

• Compiling the code with a compiler

Which function is used to convert a string into a code object?

• run

• execute

• compile

• eval

What mode should be used for compiling a single-line code string?

• exec

• eval

• run

• execute

How can you separate two lines of code in a string for execution?

• Using a period

• Using a semicolon

• Using a comma

• Using a slash

What mode is used for executing multi-line code?

• eval

• exec

• execute

• run