Understanding Lists and Tuples in Python

What is the primary difference in notation between lists and tuples in Python?

• Lists use parentheses, tuples use brackets

• Both use parentheses

• Lists use brackets, tuples use parentheses

• Both use brackets

Which of the following is true about the methods available to lists and tuples?

• Tuples have more methods than lists

• Neither lists nor tuples have methods

• Lists and tuples have the same methods

• Lists have more methods than tuples

Why do lists occupy more memory than tuples?

• Tuples are mutable

• Tuples store data in a more compact format

• Lists have more methods and functionality

• Lists are immutable

Which module is used to measure the memory size of a list or tuple?

• os

• timeit

• sys

• math

What is a key characteristic of tuples that allows Python to optimize their performance?

• Tuples use more memory

• Tuples have more methods

• Tuples are immutable

• Tuples are mutable

Which module is used to compare the creation time of lists and tuples?

• math

• sys

• timeit

• os

How can you create a tuple with a single element?

• By using a pair of parentheses without a comma

• By using a pair of brackets

• By using a single value with a comma

• By using a single value without a comma

What is the result of creating a tuple without a trailing comma for a single element?

• It creates a list

• It creates a string

• It creates a dictionary

• It creates a set

What is tuple assignment in Python?

• Assigning multiple variables to a single tuple element

• Assigning a list to a tuple

• Assigning a tuple to a single variable

• Assigning each element of a tuple to a separate variable

What happens if you try to unpack a tuple into a different number of variables than it contains?

• Python will automatically adjust the number of variables

• Python will raise a ValueError

• Python will ignore the extra variables

• Python will fill missing variables with None