The Ultimate Guide to Python Programming With Python 3.10 - Prankster Program

The video tutorial guides viewers through creating a prankster application using Python. The prankster app is designed to start when a computer boots up, wait for a specified time, and then display a scary image with background music. The tutorial covers setting up the project, writing the code using Python's built-in modules like OS, time, and winsound, and handling file paths. It also discusses platform compatibility, noting that the app is initially designed for Windows but can be adapted for other systems.

What is the primary purpose of the prankster application?

• To teach programming concepts

• To enhance computer security

• To play a prank by displaying an image and sound

• To improve system performance

Which platform is the prankster application initially designed to work on?

• All platforms

• Windows

• Linux

• Mac

What files are included in the prankster project setup?

• A wave file and a JPEG image

• A text file and a video file

• An MP3 file and a GIF image

• A PDF document and a PNG image

Which Python module is used to display the image in the prankster application?

• time

• os

• sys

• random

How does the prankster application ensure the file path is correctly interpreted?

• By converting it to a raw string

• By hardcoding the path

• By using a relative path

• By using a URL

What is the function of the 'time.sleep' method in the prankster application?

• To pause the program for a specified time

• To display the image

• To terminate the program

• To play the sound

What is a limitation of the prankster application as discussed in the final section?

• It cannot display images

• It only works on Windows

• It cannot play sound

• It requires internet access