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What is the default value of the 'end' parameter in the print() function in Python?
What is the default value of the 'end' parameter in the print() function in Python?
- \n (correct)
- \t
- Space
- None of the above
In Python, is the elif block mandatory in an if-elif-else structure?
In Python, is the elif block mandatory in an if-elif-else structure?
- Only if there are multiple conditions
- It depends on the condition
- Yes, it is always required
- No, it is optional (correct)
What would be the output of the code snippet: x = 5 y = 15 if x > 0: if y > 10: print('Both conditions are true') else: print('Inner condition is false') else: print('Outer condition is false')?
What would be the output of the code snippet: x = 5 y = 15 if x > 0: if y > 10: print('Both conditions are true') else: print('Inner condition is false') else: print('Outer condition is false')?
- Outer condition is false
- Both conditions are true
- Inner condition is false (correct)
- No output
Which value would be printed by the code: a = 5 b = a a = 10 print(b)?
Which value would be printed by the code: a = 5 b = a a = 10 print(b)?
What is true about the blocks (if, elif, else) in Python's if-elif-else structure?
What is true about the blocks (if, elif, else) in Python's if-elif-else structure?
In the code: temperature = 25 if temperature < 0: print('Freezing') elif temperature < 30: print('Moderate') elif temperature < 20: print('Cold') else: print('Hot'), what would be printed?
In the code: temperature = 25 if temperature < 0: print('Freezing') elif temperature < 30: print('Moderate') elif temperature < 20: print('Cold') else: print('Hot'), what would be printed?
What would be the output of the code: x = 5 y = 'Python' print('The value of x is', x, 'and the language is', y) x?
What would be the output of the code: x = 5 y = 'Python' print('The value of x is', x, 'and the language is', y) x?
