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Which of the following is a membership operator in Python?
Which of the following is a membership operator in Python?
- **
- in (correct)
- %
- #
Which operator is used for comments in Python?
Which operator is used for comments in Python?
- %
- in
- # (correct)
- **
Which operator is used for exponentiation in Python?
Which operator is used for exponentiation in Python?
- in
- ** (correct)
- %
- #
What will be the output of the given Python dictionary operation?
What will be the output of the given Python dictionary operation?
What happens when duplicate keys are used in a Python dictionary?
What happens when duplicate keys are used in a Python dictionary?
Which of the following accurately represents the behavior of duplicate keys in Python dictionaries?
Which of the following accurately represents the behavior of duplicate keys in Python dictionaries?
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Python 'in' operator
Python 'in' operator
The 'in' operator in Python is used to check if a specific value or element is present within a sequence (like strings, lists, or tuples) or a dictionary.
Python '#' symbol
Python '#' symbol
The '#' symbol in Python acts as a comment marker. Anything written after '#' on a line is ignored by the Python interpreter, making it useful for adding explanatory notes to your code.
Python '**' operator
Python '**' operator
The double asterisk operator () in Python is used for exponentiation, which means raising a number to a certain power. For example, 23 calculates 2 raised to the power of 3, resulting in 8 (2 * 2 * 2).
Duplicate Keys in Python Dictionaries
Duplicate Keys in Python Dictionaries
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Duplicate Keys: Last Key-Value Retained
Duplicate Keys: Last Key-Value Retained
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