Which of these creates a multi-line string in Python?

What does len("Python") return?

In Python, lists are:

Which method is used to add a single element at the end of a list?

Which operator is used to repeat a string in Python?

What is the output of "Hello" + "World"?

Which method splits a string into a list of words by default?

What does "Python"[::-1] produce?

Which method removes all items from a list?

Which statement will remove the element at index 2 from fruits?

Which list method adds elements from another iterable?

What is the output of fruits[-1] if fruits = ["apple","banana","cherry"]?

Which of these methods returns the index of the first occurrence of an element?

What will "apple" in ["apple","banana"] return?

Which slicing returns the first 3 characters of s?

Which function returns the length of a list?

What will list("abc") return?

Which of the following methods inserts an element at a given position?

Which of these can store mixed data types in Python?

What will "Python".upper() return?

What is the output of "banana".count("a")?

Which operator checks if an element exists in a list?

In Python, negative indexing starts from:

Which statement will remove the first occurrence of "apple" from a list?

Output of: s = "Python" print(s[1:4])

Which creates a shallow copy of a list?

"apple" < "Banana" returns:

Result of ["a","b"] * 2:

Which is NOT a valid way to create a string?

Which method returns a new list without modifying the original?

Output of: nums = [1,2,3,4] print(nums[::2])

Which operation causes a TypeError?

"python".capitalize() returns:

Method to remove and return the last element of a list:

Method to remove and return the last element of a list:

Value of fruits after: fruits = ["a","b","c"] fruits[1:2] = ["x","y"]

Strings in Python are:

"banana".replace("a","A",2) returns:

"abc".isalpha() returns:

Output of: s = "Hello" print(s[-1])

Output of: fruits = ["apple","banana"] fruits.append(["cherry","date"]) print(len(fruits))

Output of: s = "Python" print(s[::-1])

Output of: lst = [1,2,3] lst.extend([4,5]) print(lst)

Output of: s = "banana" print(s.count("na"))

Output of: lst = [1,2,3,4] print(lst.pop())

Output of: words = "one two three".split() print(words[1])

Output of: lst = [1,2,3] lst.insert(1,"a") print(lst)

Output of: s = "apple" print(s*2)

Output of: colors = ["red","blue","green"] del colors[1] print(colors)

A Python dictionary stores data in:

Which of the following creates a tuple?

In a Python dictionary, keys must be:

What is the output of len((1, 2, 3))?

Which method returns all keys in a dictionary?

Which method is used to get the value for a key, with a default if the key is missing?

Tuples are:

What does dict.items() return?

Which operator is used to check if a key exists in a dictionary?

Which function can convert a list of tuples into a dictionary?

What is the result of: my_dict = {"a": 1, "b": 2} print(my_dict.get("c", 5))

Which statement about tuples is False?

What is the result of: t = (1, 2, 3) t[0] = 4

Which will create an empty dictionary?

What will be the output? t = (1,) print(type(t))

Output of: d = {"x": 1, "y": 2} d["z"] = 3 print(len(d))

Output of: t = (1, 2, (3, 4)) print(t[2][1])

Output of: d = {"a": 1} d.update({"b": 2, "c": 3}) print(sorted(d.keys()))

Output of: d = {"p": 5, "q": 10} print(d.pop("q"))

Output of: t = (1, 2) + (3, 4) print(t)