Question 1

What are built-in Python functions?

Options :

A : Functions that call themselves.

B : Functions that come with Python and are an integral part of Python.

C : Functions that need to be imported before they can be used.

D : Functions that are hidden from programmers and can't be used directly.

Answer: B

Question 2

What will be the output after running the following code?

print(len('H'), len('I!'), sep='', end='!')

Options :

A : HI!!

B : 2

C : 12!

D : 12

Answer: C

Question 3

Which statements are true about the following function definition?

def my_func(x=1):

return x

Options :

A : The function must be invoked with 1 argument

B : The function may be invoked with 0 arguments

C :

The function must be invoked with 0 arguments

D : The function may be invoked with 1 argument

Answer: B,D

Question 4

What will be the output after running the following code?

dict = {}

dict[0] = 'Work'

dict['Hobby'] = ['Sport', 'Languages']

print(dict)

Options :

A : {['Sport', 'Languages']}

B : Python will show an error

C : {0: 'Work', 'Hobby': ['Sport', 'Languages']}

D : ['Work', 'Sport', 'Languages']

Answer: C

Question 5

What will be the output when the user provides the number 6?

num = int(input('give a number: '))

if num > 2:

if num < 5:

print('A')

else:

print('B')

else:

print('C')

Options :

A : B

B :

Python will show an error

C : A

D : C

Answer: A