What is the Output?

class MyClass:

@staticmethod

def add(x, y):

return x + y

print(MyClass.add(2, 3))

class Dog:

def speak(self):

return "Woof"

class Cat:

def speak(self):

return "Meow"

for animal in [Dog(), Cat()]:

print(animal.speak(), end=" ")

Guess the Output?

What is The Output?

class Parent:

value = 100

class Child(Parent):

value = 200

c = Child()

print(c.value)

Guess the Output

class A:

def init(self):

print("A")

class B(A):

pass

obj = B()

Which of the following is true about a class in Python?

What will be the output of this code?

class Test:

pass

obj = Test()

print(type(obj))

Which statement is true about objects?

Which of the following is the correct constructor in Python?

What will this code print?

class B:

def init(self, x=5):

self.x = x

obj1 = B()

obj2 = B(10)

print(obj1.x, obj2.x)

What will be the output of the code below?

class Test:

count = 0 # class property

def init(self, name):

self.name = name # instance property

a = Test("Alice")

b = Test("Bob")

print(a.count, b.count, a.name, b.name)

Can instance properties access class properties directly?

Guess the output

class Pawan:

def attention(self):

return "Watching TV"

class Wife(Pawan):

def attention(self):

return "Complaining husband is not helping"

w = Wife()

print(w.attention())

What will be the Output?

class Husband:

def dinner(self):

return "Order pizza"

class Wife:

def dinner(self):

return "Cook pasta"

class Son(Husband, Wife):

pass

s = Son()

print(s.dinner())

What will Son print when he gives advice?

class Grandpa:

def advice(self):

return "Arrange marriage is the best! 💍"

class Father(Grandpa):

def advice(self):

return "Love marriage is the best! ❤️"

class Son(Father):

def advice(self):

return "Being single is more fun 😎"

s = Son()

print(s.advice())

what will be printed?

class Husband:

def init(self):

self.__secret_snack = "Chocolates 🍫"

def reveal_snack(self):

return "My secret snack is {self.__secret_snack}"

h = Husband()

print(h.reveal_snack())

If Lover class had another method @abstractmethod def gift(): and Girlfriend didn’t implement it, what happens?

Why is abstraction in programming like ordering food online? 🍔📱

from abc import ABC, abstractmethod

class Lover(ABC):

@abstractmethod

def surprise_plan(self):

pass

class Girlfriend(Lover):

def surprise_plan(self):

return "Plan a movie night 🎬"

g = Girlfriend()

print(g.surprise_plan())

Question: What is this an example of?

for i in range(3):

print(f"Husband asks: Are you hungry? {i}")

print("Wife says: I'm fine 😅")

what will be the output?

for i in range(5)

print("Husband buys snacks 🍫")

for i in range(1, 4):

if i == 2:

break

print(f"Son eats slice {i} of cake 🍰")

Guess the Output?

def husband_says():

print("I love coding ❤️ instead of loving wife")

husband_says

guess the Output?

def Romeo():

print("Husband says: Let's watch movie 🍿")

def Juliet():

print("Wife says: Only if we eat popcorn 🍿")

Romeo()

Output??

Which of the following functions is not a built-in functional programming tool in Python?

What is The map() function in Python

Which import is required to use reduce() in Python?

What is the correct syntax of a lambda function?

Note:Without Storing in a variable

What will the following code output?

f = lambda x: x * 2

print(f(5))

Which of the following statements about lambda is TRUE?

What does the code return?

add = lambda a, b=10: a + b

print(add(5))

Which of these is equivalent to the code below?

lambda x: x**2

What will be the output?

nums = [1, 2, 3, 4]

print(list(map(lambda x: x+1, nums)))

Which is NOT true about lambda functions?

Who will buy ice cream for Trainer?

from functools import reduce

students = ["Priyanshu", "Kishore", "Neha", "Vaishnavi"]

icecream = reduce(lambda a, b: a if a < b else b, students)

print(icecream, "will buy ice cream 🍦😂")

Secret Spy Student

students = ["Tom", "Jerry", "Doreamon", "sinchan"]

spy = [name[::-1] for name in students]

print("Secret codes:", spy)

Who will wash the dishes? 🍽️

students = ["Hitaishi", "Shusanth", "Pawan", "Priyanshu", "Kishore", "Harsha"]

result = [name for name in students if len(name) % 2 == 0]

print(result)

Who are they?

Your class went out for pizza. Everyone ate, but now you must decide who will pay the bill.

Here’s the rule:

• Use reduce() to find the student with the longest name.

• That unlucky student will pay the bill. 😜

from functools import reduce

students = ["Neha", "Keethana", "Vaishnavi", "Nayana", "Shruti", "Shusanth Yadav"]

payer = reduce(lambda a, b: a if len(a) > len(b) else b, students)

print(payer, "will pay the pizza bill 🍕")

What will the following dictionary comprehension produce?

d = {x: 'Even' if x % 2 == 0 else 'Odd' for x in range(1, 6)}

print(d)

What will be the output of the following code?

from functools import reduce

nums = [1, 2, 3, 4]

result = reduce(lambda x, y: x + y, nums)

print(result)

What will be the output of the following code?

nums = [1, 2, 3]

result = map(lambda x: x**2, nums)

print(list(result))

def surprise(func):

def wrapper(*args):

print("Gift delivered 🎁")

return wrapper

@surprise

def birthday(name):

print(f"Happy Birthday {name} 🎂")

birthday("Nobita")

what Happens?

def snacks():

for i in ["🍫", "🍪", "🍩"]:

yield i

s = snacks

print(next(s))

what Will happen?

def husband_messages():

messages = ["I love puppy ❤️", "Dinner is ready 🍲", "Let's watch movie 🎬"]

for msg in messages:

yield msg

msg_gen = husband_messages()

print(next(msg_gen))

print(next(msg_gen))

print(next(msg_gen))

print(next(msg_gen))

what will happen?

What is a Python decorator?

Which statement about generators is FALSE?

What is a generator in Python?