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Python MTA- Questions

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Question 3
This question requires that you evaluate the underlined text to determine if it is correct.
You write the following code:
The out.txt file does not exist You run the code. The code will execute without error.
import sys
try:
file_in = open("in.txt",'r')
file_out = open("out.txt",'w+')
except IOError:
print('cannot open',file_name)
else:
i=l
for line in file_in:
print(line.rstrip())
file_out.write("line " + str(i) + ":" + line)
i = i+ 1
file_in.close()
file_out.close()
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Answer Area
A. No change is needed.
B. The code runs,but generate a logic error.
C. The code will generate a runtime error.
D. The code will generate a syntax error
Question 4
Relecloud Virtual Learning asks you to debug some code that is causing problems with their
payroll. They ask you to find the source of the payroll errors. The following variables have been
declared:
emp1oyee_pay = [15000, 120000, 35000, 45000]

count = 0
sum = 0
There are two errors in the following code:
for index in range(0, len(employee_pay)-1)):

count +=1
sum += employee_pay[index]
average = sum//count
print("The total payroll is:", sum )
print("The average salary is:", average)
Which code should you use to fix the errors? To answer, select the appropriate code segments
in the answer area.
Answer Area
for index in range 1................
count +=1
average = .2..............
1)
A. (size(employee_pay)):
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B. (size(employee_pay)-1):
C. (len(employee_pay)+1):
D. (len(employee_pay)):
2)
A. sum/count
B. sum**count
C. sum*count
Question 5
You develop a Python application for your company.
How should you complete the code so that the print statements are accurate? To answer. select
the appropriate code segments in the answer area.
Answer Area
numList =[1,2,3,4,5]
alphaList=["a","b","c","d","e"]
1................................
print("The values in numList are equal to alphaList")
2....................................
print("The values in numList are not equal to alphaList")
1)
A. if numList==alphaList:
A. B if numList==alphaList
B. else:
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C. else
2)
A. B if numList==alphaList
B. else:
C. D.else
Question 6
You are writing a function in Python that must meet the following requirements:
• The function accepts a list and a string as parameters.

• The function must search for the string in the list
• If the string is found in the list, the function must print a message indicating that the string
was found and then stop iterating through the list
• If the string is not found, the function must print a message indicating that the string was not
found in the list.
In which order should you arrange the code segments to develop the solution? To answer, move
all code segments from the list of code segments to the answer area and arrange them in the
correct order.
Answer Area
A - for i in range(len(items)):
B - if items[i]==term:
print("{0} was found in the list.".format(term))
C - break
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D - def search(items,term):
E -
else:
print("{0} was not found in the list." .format(term))
A. D,A,B,C,E
B. D,B,A,C,E
C. B,D,A,C,E
D. D,A,B,E,C
Question 7
You are writing a Python program to ask the user to enter a number and determine if the
number is 1 digit 2 digits, or more than 2 digits long.
You need to write the program.
How should you complete the code? To answer, select the appropriate code segments in the
answer area.
Answer Area
num =int(input("Enter a number with 1 or 2 digits:"))

digits=0;
1------------------------
digits = "1"
2......................................................
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digits= 2
.3...................................................
digits= ">2"
1.
A. if num > - 10 and num < 10:
B. lif num> - 100 and num < 100:
2.
A. if num > -100 and num < 100:
B. elif num >-100 and num < 100:
C. if num >-10 and num < 10:
D. elif num >-10 and num <10:
3.
A. else:
B. elif:
Question 8
Wingtip Toys is creating an interactive Times Table Helper program intended for elementary
school children.
You need to complete a function that computes and displays all multiplication table
combinations from 2 to 12.
answec area,
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#Display times table 2 -12

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def times_tables():
1-------------------------
2-------------------------
print(row*col,end=" ")
print()
#main
times_tables()
1)
A. for col in range(13):
B. for col in range(2, 13):
C. for col in range(2,12,1):
D. for col in range(12):
2)
A. for row in range(13):
B. for row in range(2, 13):
C. for row in range(2,12,1):
D. for row in range(12):

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Question 9
Adventure Works Cycles sales are so exceptional that they decide to give a bonus to all
employees who do not make more than $150,000. The following formula applies to each
employee based on their base salary and a flat bonus:
New salary = current salary x 3% + a $500 bonus.

You write code that reads the employee salaries into a variable named salary_list.
You need to complete the code that applies an increase to each eligible employee’s salary.
answer area.
Answer Area
# Each salary in the list is updates based on increase.Employee making.
#$150,000 or more will not get a raise.
# Salary list is populated from employee database, code not shown.
salary_list=[150000,340000,230000,500000,100000,120000,90000]
1...................................
if salary_list[index] >=150000:
2............................................
salary_list[index] = (salary_list[index] *1.03)+500
1)
A. for index in range(len(salary_list)+1):

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B. for index in range(len(salary_list)-1):
C. for index in range(len(salary_list)):
D. for index in salary_list:
2)
A. exit()
B. continue
C. break
D. end
Question 10
You are creating a Python program that will let a user guess a number from 1 to 10. The user is
allowed up to three guesses.
You write the following code. Line numbers are included for reference only.
01 from random import randint

02 target = randint(1,10)
03 chance = 1
04 print ("Guess an integer from 1 to 10. You will have 3 chances.")
05
06 guess = int(input(”Guess an integer: ))
07 if guess > target:
08 print ("Guess is too high")
09 elif guess < target:
10 print (“Guess is too low")
11 else:
12 print ("Guess is just right!”)
The program must allow three guesses. If the user guesses the correct number, the program
must stop asking for guesses.
How should you complete lines 05, 13, and 14? To answer, drag the appropriate code segments
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to the correct locations. Each code segment may be used once, more than once, or not at all.
You may need to drag the split bar between panes or scroll to view content.
Answer Area
Which code segement should you use at line 05?
A. while chance <=3 E. while chance <3:
B. break F pass
C. chance+=1 G. while chance < 3
D. chance = 2
Which code segment should you use at line 13?
B. break F pass
D. chance = 2
which code segment should you use at line 14?
B. break F pass
D. chance = 2
Question 11
You are creating a function to calculate admission fees by using Python. Admission fees are
calculated based on the following rules:
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• Anyone under age 5 = free admission

• Anyone age 5 or older who is in school = 10 USD
• Anyone age 5 to 17 who is not in school = 20 USD
• Anyone older than age 17 who is not in school = 50 USD
answer area.
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admission_fee(age, school):
rate =0
.1.................................
rate =10
.2....................................
3 ....................................
rate =20
1)
A. if age >=5 and school == True:
B. if age >=5 and age < =17:
C. if age >=5 and school ==False:
2).
A. elif age >=5 and school == False

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B. else age >=5 and school ==False:
C. elif age >=5 and school ==True:
3).
A. if age >=5 and school == True:
B. if age >=5 and school == False:
C. if age <=17:
Question 12
You work on a team that is developing a game for AdventureWorks.
You need to write code that generates a random number that meets the following
requirements:
• The number is a multiple of 5.

• The lowest number is 5.
• The highest number is 100.
Which two code segments will meet the requirements? Each correct answer presents a
complete solution. Choose two.
Answer Area
A. from random import randrange
print(randrange(5, 100, 5))
B. from random import randrange
C. from random import randint

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print(randint(0, 20)*5)
D. from random import randint
Question 13
You write a function that reads a data file and prints each line of the file. You write the following
code. Line numbers are included for reference only.
01 def read_file(file):
02 line= None
03 if os.path.isfile(file):
04 data = open(file,'r')
05 for line in data:
06 print(line)
When you run the program, you receive an error on line 03.
Answer Area
A. The path method does not exist in the os object.
B. You need to import the os library.
C. The isfile method does not exist in the path object.
D. The isfile method does not accept one parameter.
Question 14
You need to write code that generates a random float with a minimum value of 0.0 and a
maximum value of 1.0. Which statement should you use?
Answer Area
A. rando.randrange(0.0, 1.0)
B. random.randrange()
C. random.random()
D. random.randint(O, 1)
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Question 16
You are writing a function that increments the player score in a game.
The function has the following requirements:
• If no value is specified for points, then points start at one
• If bonus IS True, then points must be doubled
01 def increment_score(score, bonus, points):

02 if bonus == True:
03 points = points * 204
score = score + points
05 return score
06 points = 5
07 score = 10
08 new_score = increment_score(score, True, points)
For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, select No.
Note: Each correct selection is worth one point.
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A. yes
B. No
To meet the requirements, line 01 must be changed to the following:

def increment_score(score, bonus, points = 1):
A. yes
B. No
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Once any parameter is defined with a default value, any parameters to the right must also be
defined with default values.
A. yes
B. No
If the function is called with only two parameters, the value of the third parameter will be None.
A. yes
B. No
Line 03 will also modify the value of the variable points declared at line
Question 17
You are developing a Python application for an online game.
You need to create a function that meets the following criteria:
• The function is named update_score

• The function receives the current score and a value
• The function adds the value to the current score
• The function returns the new score
answer area.
Answer Area
1) .............................. 2) .................................
current+=value
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3)..............................
1)
A. update_score
B. def update_score
C. return update_score
2)
A. (current,value):
B. ():
C. (current,value)
A. D.()
3)
A. pass current
B. return current
C. return
D. pass
Question 18
Woodgrove Bank is migrating their legacy bank transaction code to Python.
You have been hired to document the migrated code.
Which documentation syntax is correct?
Answer Area
A. ' Returns the current balance of the bank account
def get_balance():
return balance
B. def get_balance():
#Returns the current balance of the bank account
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return balance
c. def get_balance():
/*Returns the current balance of the bank account*/
return balance
D. //Returns the current balance of the bank account
def get_balance():
return balance
Question 19
You are writing a Python application for a dance studio.
The studio wants to encourage youth and seniors to sign up. Minors and seniors must receive a
10% discount.
01. def get_discount(minor, senior):

02 discount = .1
03
04 discount = 0
05 return discount
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A. if not (minor and senior):

B. if not (minor or senior):
C. if (not minor) or senior:
D. if (not minor) and senior:
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Question 20
A classmate has asked you to debug the tollowing code:
x=4
while x >= 1:
if x % 4 == 0:
print ("party")
elif x - 2 < 0:
print("cake")
elif x/3 == 0:
print("greeting")
else:
print("birthday")
x=x-1
Answer Area
What is the output that is printed to the screen?
A. birthday
party
greeting
cake
B. party
greeting
birthday
cake
c. birthday
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greeting
party
cake
D. party
birthday
birthday
cake
Question 21
a='Configl'
print(a)
b=a
a + = Config2
print(a)
print(b)
Use the drop-down menus to select the answer choice that answers each question based on the
information presented in the code segment.
Answer Area
What is displayed after the first print?
A. A.Config1
B. Config1Config2
C. C.Config2
what is displayed after the second print?
A. A.Config1
B. Config1Config2
C. C.Config2
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what is displayed after the third print?
A. A.Config1
B. Config1Config2
C. C.Config2
Question 22
you Write the following code:
list_ 1 = [1, 2]
list_2 = [3, 4]
list_3 = list_1 + list_2
list_4 = list_3*3
print(list_4)
you run the code.
Answer Area
What is the output value?
A. [[1,2], [3,4],[1,2],[3,4],[1,2],[3,4]]
B. [[1,2,3,4], [1,2,3,4],[1,2,3,4]]
C. [3,6,9,12]
D. [1,2,3,4,1,2,3,4,1,2,3,4]
Question 23
You develop a Python application for your school.
A list named colors contains 200 colors. You need to slice the list to display every other color
starting with the second color.
Answer Area
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Which code should you use?
A. colors[1::2]
B. colors[1:2]
C. colors[2:2]
D. colors[::2]
Question 24
You are creating a Python program that compares numbers.
You create the following code. Line numbers are included for reference only.
01 num1 = eval (input (“Please enter the first number: " ))

02 num2 = eval (input ("Please enter the second number: "))
03 if num1 == num2:
04 print("The two numbers are equal.")
Os if num1 <= num2:
06 print("Number 1 is less than number 2.")
07 if num1 > num2:
08 print("Number 1 is greater than number 2.")
09 if num2 = num1:
10 print("The two numbers are the same.")
You need to ensure that the comparisons are accurate.
For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true. Otherwise, select No.
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The print statement at line 04 will only print if the two numbers are equal in value.
A. Yes
B. NO
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The print statement at line 06 will only print if num1 is less than num2.
A. Yes
B. NO
The print statement at line 08 will only print if num1 is greater than num2.
A. Yes
B. NO
The statement at line 09 is an invalid comparison.
A. Yes
B. NO
Question 25
You evaluate the following code:

numList = [0,1,2,3,4]
print(5 in numList)
Answer Area
What is the output of the print statement?
A. 4
B. False
C. True
D. 5
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Question 26
A coworker wrote a program that inputs names into a database. Unfortunately, the program
reversed the letters in each name.
You need to write a Python function that outputs the characters in a name in the correct order.
answer area.
NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.
Answer Area
def reverse_name (backwards_name):
forward_name = ' '
for index in 1)............................
forward_name += 2).............................
return forward_name
print(reverse_name("leinad")) #test case
1)
A. backwards_name:
B. len(backwards_name):
C. range(0,len(backwards_name)-1):
D. range(len(backwards_name)-1,-1,-1):
2)
A. backwards_name[index-1]
B. backwards_name[len(forward_name)-1]
C. backwards_name[len(backward_name)-len(forward_name)]
D. backwards_name[index]
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Question 27
Woodgrove Bank must generate a report that shows the average balance for all customers each
day. The report must truncate the decimal portion of the balance.
Which two code segments should you use? Each correct answer presents a complete solution.
Choose two.
Answer Area
A. average_ba1ance = total_deposits**number_of_customers
B. average_balance = int(total_deposits/number_of_customers)
C. average_balance = total_deposits//number_of_customers
D. average_balance = float(total_deposits//number_of_customers)
Question 28
You have the following code. line numbers are included for reference only.
01 def main(a,b,c,d):
02 value = a+b*c-d
03 return value
information presented in the code segment.
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Answer Area
Which part of the expression will be evaluated first?
A. a+b
B. b*c
C. c-d
Which operation will be evaluated second?
A. addition
B. Subtraction
Which expression is equivalent to the expression in the function?
A. (a+b)*(c-d)
B. (a+(b*c))-d
C. a+((b*c)-d)
Question 29
You are writing a function to perform safe division.
You need to ensure that a denominator and numerator are passed to the function and that the
denominator is not zero.
answer area.
Answer Area
def safe_divide(numerator, denominator):

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1).......................
print("A required value is missing.")
2)........................
print("The denominator is zero.")
else:
return numerator /denominator
1)
A. if numerator is None or denominator is None:
B. if numerator is None and denometor is None:
C. if numerator = None or denominator =None
D. if numerator = None and denominator = None:
2)
A. elif denominator ==0:

B. elif denominator = 0:
C. elif denominator !=0:
D. elif denominator in 0:
Question 30
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You are writing a function that returns the data type of the value that Is passed in. You write the
following code. Line numbers are included for reference only.
01 def checkType(value):
02 dataType = type(value)
03 return dataType
04 print(checlcType(True))
05 print(checkType(1.0))
06 print (checkType(1))
07 print(checkType("True"))
information presented in the code segment
Answer Area
What is printed at line 04?

A. <class'bool'>
B. <class 'float'>
C. <class'int'>
D. <class'str'>
what is printed at line 05?

A. <class'bool'>
B. <class 'float'>
C. <class'int'>
D. <class'str'>
what is printedd aat line 06?

A. <class'bool'>
B. <class 'float'>
C. <class'int'>
D. <class'str'>
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A. <class'bool'>
B. <class 'float'>
C. <class'int'>
D. <class'str'>
Question 31
You are developing a Python program that compares numbers.
You need to ensure that you are using the correct comparison operators.
Evaluate each expression and indicate the correct result. To answer, drag the appropriate result
from the column on the left to its expression on the right. Each result may be used once, more
than once, or not at all.
Answer Area
1) . 0 or 5
A. True
B. False
C. 5
D. None
2). bool(0)
A. True
B. False
C. 5
D. None
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3). None is None
A. True
B. False
C. 5
D. None
4). -5 < 0 <5
A. True
B. False
C. 5
D. None
Question 32
You are writing a program that calculates a user’s year of birth. The program asks users for their
age and the current year, then outputs the users year of birth, You write the following code. Line
numbers are included for reference only.
01 age = input(”Enter your age: “)

02 year = input(”Enter the four digit year: “)
03 born = eval(year) - eval(age)
04 message = “You were born in "+ str(born)
05 print(message)
You need to ensure that the program uses the appropriate data types.
What data types are used? Use the drop-down menus to select the answer choice that answers
each question based on the information presented in the code segment.
Answer Area
What data type is age in line 01?
A. int
B. str
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C. float
D. bool
what data type is born in line 03?
A. int
B. str
C. float
D. bool
what data type is message in line 04?
A. int
B. str
C. float
D. bool
Question 33
You have the following list structure:
aiph = “abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz”
You need to evaluate the result of performing various slicing operations.
Match the result to the slicing operation. To answer, drag the appropriate result from the
column on the left to its slicing operation on the right. Each result may be used once, more than
once, or not at all.
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Answer Area
alph[3:15]
A. zwtqnkheb
B. pmjg
C. defghijklmno
D. ponmlkjihgfe
E. defghijklmnop
F. dgjm
G. olif
H. ""
alph[3:15:3]
A. zwtqnkheb
B. pmjg
C. defghijklmno
D. ponmlkjihgfe
E. defghijklmnop
F. dgjm
G. olif
H. ""
alph[3:15:-3]
A. zwtqnkheb
B. pmjg
C. defghijklmno
D. ponmlkjihgfe
E. defghijklmnop
F. dgjm
G. olif
H. ""
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alph [15:3:-3]
A. zwtqnkheb
B. pmjg
C. defghijklmno
D. ponmlkjihgfe
E. defghijklmnop
F. dgjm
G. olif
H. ""
alph[15:3]
A. zwtqnkheb
B. pmjg
C. defghijklmno
D. ponmlkjihgfe
E. defghijklmnop
F. dgjm
G. olif
H. ""
alph[::-3]
A. zwtqnkheb
B. pmjg
C. defghijklmno
D. ponmlkjihgfe
E. defghijklmnop
F. dgjm
G. olif
H. ""
Question 34
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You are writing a Python program. The program collects customer data and stores it in a
database.
The program handles a wide variety of data.

You need to ensure that the program handles the data correctly so that it can be stored in the
database correctly.
Match the data type to the code segment. To answer, drag the appropriate data type from the
column on the left to its code segment on the right. Each data type may be used once, more
Answer Area
age =2
A. bool
B. float
C. int
D. str
minor=False
A. age =2
B. bool
C. float
D. int
E. str
name = "Contoso"
A. age =2
B. bool
C. float
D. int
E. str
weight = 123.5
A. age =2
B. bool
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C. float
D. int
E. str
zip ="81000"
A. age =2
B. bool
C. float
D. int
E. str
Question 35
Northwind Electric Cars needs help updating their file system using Python code. You must
create a simple file manipulation program that performs the following actions:
• Checks to see if a file exists.

• If the file exists, displays its contents.
• If the file does not exist creates a file using the specified name.
• Appends the phrase, ‘End of listing’ to the file.
You need to complete the code to meet the requirements.
How should you complete the code? To answer. select the appropriate code segments in the
answer area.
Answer Area
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Question 38
import datetime
d = datetime.datetime(2017, 4, 7)
print('{:%B-%d-%y}' .format(d))
num=1234567.890
print({:,.4f)' .format(num))
You run the program.
What is the output?
Answer Area
A. Apr--07--2017
1,234,567.8900
Press any key to continue..
B. April--07--17
1.234,567.8900
Press any key to continue...
C. April--07--17
1234567.89
D. 2017--ApriI--07
1,234,567.890
Question 39
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You are writing a function to read a data file and print the results as a formatted table.
The data file contains information about fruit. Each record contains the name of the fruit, the
weight, and the price.
You need to print the data so that it looks like the following sample:
Oranges 5.6 1.33

Apples 2.0 0.54
Grapes 10.2 10.96
Specifically, the print out must meet the following requirements:
• The fruit name must print left-aligned in a column 10 spaces wide.

• The weight must print right-aligned in a column 5 spaces wide with up to one digit after the
decimal point.
• The price must print right-aligned in a column 7 spaces wide with up to two digits after the
decimal point.
You write the following code. Line numbers included are for reference only.
01 def print_table(file):
02 data - open(file,'r')
03 for record in data:
04 fields = record.split(",")
How should you complete line 05? To answer, drag the appropriate code segments to the
correct location. Each code segment may be used once, more than once, or not at all. You may
need to drag the split bar between panes or scroll to view content.
Answer Area
1)..................... 2)......................... 3)........................ 4).......................

".format(fields[0],eval(fields[1]),eval(fields[2])))
1).
A. print("
B. {10:0}
C. {5:1f}
D. {7:2f}
E. {2:7.2f}
F. {1:5.1f}
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G. {0:10}
2)
A. print("
B. {10:0}
C. {5:1f}
D. {7:2f}
E. {2:7.2f}
F. {1:5.1f}
G. {0:10}
3)
A. print("
B. {10:0}
C. {5:1f}
D. {7:2f}
E. {2:7.2f}
F. {1:5.1f}
G. {0:10}
4)
A. print("
B. {10:0}
C. {5:1f}
D. {7:2f}
E. {2:7.2f}
F. {1:5.1f}
G. {0:10}
Question 40
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Tailspin Toys is building a basketball court for its employees to improve company morale.
You are creating a Python program that employees can use to keep track of their average score.
The program must allow users to enter their name and current scores. The program will output
the user name and the users average score. The output must meet the following requirements:
• The user name must be left-aligned.

• If the user name has fewer than 20 characters, additional space must be added to the right.
• The average score must have three places to the left of the decimal point and one place to the
right of the decimal QO(X-X).
answer area.
Answer Area
name =input("What is your name? ")
score =0
count =0
Sum = 0
while(score !=-1):
score =int(input("Enter your scores:(-1 to end)"))
if score == -1:
break
Sum+=score
count +=1
average_score =Sum/count
print(" 1)............., your average score is: 2) ............................. "% (name, average))
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1)
A. %-20i
B. %-20d
C. %-20f
D. %-20s
2)
A. %1.4s
B. %4.1f
C. %4.1S
D. %1.4f
Introduction to Programming Using Python
Question 1.
You are writing a Python program to validate employee numbers.
The employee number must have the format ddd-dd—dddd and consist only of
numbers and dashes. The program must print True if the format is correct and
print False if the format is
incorrect.
How should you complete the code? To answer, select the appropriate code
segments in the answer area.
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Answer Area
employee_number=""
parts =" "
while employee_number!="":
valid =True
employee_number = input("Enter employee number (ddd-dd-dddd): ")
parts = employee_number.split('-')
if len(parts)==3 :
if len(parts[0]) ==3 and len(parts[1])==2 and len(parts[2]) ==4 :
if parts[0].isdigit() and parts[1].isdigit() and parts[2].isdigit():
valid=False
print(valid)
Question 2.
You are coding a math utility by using Python.
You are writing a function to compute roots.
The function must meet the following requirements:
If a is non-negative, return a**(1/b)
If a is negative and even, return "Result is an imaginary number"
If a is negative and odd, return –(-a**(1/b)
Answer Area
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def safe_root(a,b):
1.................
answer =a**(1/b)
2.................
3 ..............
answer ="Result is an imaginary number"
4...............
answer= -(-a)**(1/b)
return answer
Q - section 1
A. If a>=0:
B. If a %2==0:
C. else:
D. elif:
Q - section 2
A. If a>=0:
B. If a %2==0:
C. else:
D. elif:
Q - section 3
A. If a>=0:
B. If a %2==0:
C. else:
D. elif:
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Q - section 4
A. If a>=0:
B. If a %2==0:
C. else:
D. elif:
Question 3.
You work for a company that distributes media for all ages.
You are writing a function that assigns a rating based on a user's age. The function
must meet the following requirements:
• Anyone 18 years old or older receives a rating of “A”
Anyone 13 or older, but younger than 18, receives a rating of "T”.
Anyone 12 years old or younger receives a rating of “c”
If the age is unknown, the rating is set to "C".
Answer Area
def get_rating(age):
rating =""
1………………………
2........................
3………………………
4………………………
return rating
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Q - section 1
A. age < 13 : rating = ”C”

B. age < 18 : rating = ”T”
C. :rating = ”A”
D. age== None:rating =”C”
Q - section 2

Q - section 3

Q - section 4

Question 4.
You are designing a decision structure to convert a student's numeric grade to a

letter grade. The program must assign a letter grade as specified in the following
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table:
Percentage range Letter grade
90 through 100 A
80 through 89 B
70 through 79 C
65 through 69 D
O through 64 F
For example, if the user enters a 90, the output should be, "Your letter grade is A."
Likewise, if a user enters an 89, the Output should be "Your letter grade is B."
Answer Area
# Letter Grade Converter
grade =int (input(“Enter a numeric grade”))
1…………………………………..
letter_grade = ‘A’
2…………………………………...
letter_grade = ‘B’
3…………………………………….
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Letter_grade =’C’
4……………………………………..
Letter_grade = ‘D’
Else:
Letter_grade =’F’
Q - section 1
A. If grade <=90:
B. If grade >=90:
C. elif grade >90:
D. elif grade >=90:
Q - section 2
A. If grade <=80:
B. If grade >=80:
C. elif grade >80:
D. elif grade >=80:
Q - section 3
A. If grade <=70:
B. If grade >=70:
C. elif grade >70:
D. elif grade >=70:
Q - section 4
A. If grade <=65:
B. If grade >=65:
C. elif grade >65:
D. elif grade >=65:
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Question 5
You are developing a Python apprcation for an online product distribution

company.
You need the program to iterate through a list of products and escape when a
target product D is found.
NOTE Each correct selection is worth one point.
Answer Area
produceIdList =[ 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]
index =0
1. ..............(index <10):
print (ProductIdList[index])
if productIdList[index]==6:
2...................
else:
index+=1
Q - section 1
A. While
B. For
C. If
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D. break
Q - section 2
A. While
B. For
C. If
D. break
Question 6
You are building a python program that displays all of the prime numbers from 2
to 100.
How should you complete the code? To answer, drag the appropriate code
segments to the correct location. Each code segment may be used once, more
You may need to drag the split bar between panes or scroll to view content.

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Question 7
You are creating a Python script to evaluate input and check for upper and lower
case.
Which four code segments should you use to develop the solution? To answer,
move the appropriate code segment from the list of code segments to the answer
area and arrange them in the correct order.
Code Segments
A.
else:
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print(name, “is mixed case.”)
B.
else:
print(name, “is lower case.”)
C.
name = input(“Enter your name: “)
D.
else:
print(name, “is upper case.”)
E.
elif name.upper() == name:

print(name, “is all upper case.”)
F.
if name.lower()==name:
print(name, “is all lower case.”)
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A. C,F,E,A
B. C,E,F,A
C. E,C,D,B
D. C,B,D,A
Question 8
You have the following code. Line numbers are included for reference only.
def main(a,b,c,d):
value = a+b*c-d
return value
Use the drop-down menus to select the answer choice that answers each
question based on the information presented in the code segment.
Answer Area

A. a+b
B. b*c
C. c-d
Which Operation will be evaluated second?

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A. Addition
B. subtraction
A. (a+b)*(c-d)
B. (a+(b*c))-d
C. a+((b*c)-d)
Question 9
Northwind Traders has hired you as an intern on the coding team that creates e-
commerce appications,
You must write a script that asks the user for a value. The value must be used as a
whole number in a calculation, even if the user enters a decimal value.
You need to write the code to meet the requirements.
Answer Area
Which code segment should you use?
A. totalItems = input(“How many items would you like?”)
B. totalItems = float(input(“How many items would you like?”))
C. totalItems = str(input(“How many items would you like?”)
D. totalItems = int(input(“How many items would you like?”))
Question 10
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You create the following program to locate a conference room and display the
room name. Line numbers are included for reference only.
rooms (I: ‘Foyer’ ,2: 'Conference Room')
room = input( 'Enter the room number: ‘)
if not room in rooms:
print( 'Roon does not exist. ' )
else :
print(“room name is " + rooms[room])
Colleagues report that the program sometimes produces incorrect results.
You need to troubleshoot the program. Use the drop-down menus to select the
answer choice that answers each question based on the information presented in
the code segment.
Answer Area
Which two data types are stored in the rooms list at line 01?
A. Bool and string

B. Float and bool
C. Int and string
D. Float and int
What is the data type of room at line 02?

A. Bool
B. Float
C. Int
D. string
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Why does line 03 fail to find the rooms ?

A. Invalid syntax
B. Mismatched data type(s)
C. Misnamed variable(s)
Question 11
During school holidays, you volunteer to explain some basic programming

concepts to your younger siblings.
You want to introduce the concept of data types in Python. You create the
following three code segments:
#Code segment 1
X1 = “20”
Y1 = 3
a = x1 * y1
# Code segment 2
x2 = 6
Y2 = 4
B= x2 / y2
# Code Segment 3
x3 = 2.5
y3 = 1
c=x3 / y3
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You need to evaluate the code segments.
For each of the following statements, select Yes if the statement is true.
Otherwise, select No.
NOTE : Each correct selection is worth one point.
Answer Area
After executing code segment 1, the data type of variable a is str.
A. Yes
B. NO
After executing code segment 2, the data type of variable b is float.

A. Yes
B. No
After executing code segment 3, the data type of variable c is int.

A. Yes
B. No
Question 12
Match the data type to the type operations.
To answer, drag the appropriate data type to the correct type operation. Each data
type may be used once, more than once, or not at all.
Answer Area
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1. type(+1E10)
A. int
B. float
C. str
D. bool
2. type(5.0)
A. int
B. float
C. str
D. bool
3. type(“True”)
A. int
B. float
C. str
D. bool
4. type(False)
A. int
B. float
C. str
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D. bool
Question 13
Luceme Publishing Company needs a way to find the count of particular letters in
their publications to ensure that there is a good balance. It seems that there have
been complaints about overuse of the letter e. You need to create a function to
meet the requirements.
Answer Area
#Function accepts list of words from a file

#and letter to search for.
#Returns count of a particular letter in that list.
def count_letter(letter,word_list):
count=0
for 1..............
if 2............
count +=1
return count
word_list =[]
#word_list is populated a from file. code not shown
letter = input("which letter would you like to count")
letter_count =count_letter(letter ,word_list)

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print("There are: ",letter_count, "instances of " + letter)
Q - section 1
A. word_list in word:
B. Word in word_list:
C. Word ==word_list:
D. Word is word_list:
Q - section 2
A. Word is letter:
B. Letter is word:
C. Word in letter:
D. Letter in word:
Question 14
Southridge Video needs a way to determine the cost that a customer will pay for
renting a DVD. The cost is dependent on the time of day the DVD is retumed.
How'ever, there are also special rates on Thursdays and Sundays. The fee structure
's shown in the following list:
Answer Area
Question 15
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Tailspin Toys is converting an existing application to Python. You are creating

documentation that will be used by several interns who are working on the team.
You need to ensure that arithmetic expressions are coded correctly.
What is the correct order of operations for the six classes of operations ordered
from first to last in order of precedence? To answer, move all operations from the
ist of operations to the
answer area and arrange them in the correct order.
Answer Area
Operations
A. Parenthesis 1
B. Exponents 2
C. Add 6
D. Multiplication and Division 4
E. Addition and Subtraction 5
F. Unary positive,negative,not 3
Question 16
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You are writing a Python program. The program collects customer data and stores
it in a database.
You need to ensure that the program handles the data correctly so that it can be
stored in the database correctly.
Match the data type to the code segment. To answer, drag the appropriate data
type from the column on the left to its code segment on the right. Each data type
may be used once, more than once, or not at al.
Answer Area
Q1. Age =2
A. Bool
B. Float
C. Int
D. Str
Q2. Minor =False

A. Bool
B. Float
C. Int
D. Str
Q3. Name =”Contoso”

A. Bool
B. Float
C. Int
D. Str
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Q4. Weight = 123.5

A. Bool
B. Float
C. Int
D. Str
Q5. Zip =”81000”

A. Bool
B. Float
C. Int
D. Str
Question 17
You are creating a Python program that shows a congratulation message to

employees on their service anniversary.
You need to calculate the number of years of service and print a congratulatory
message.
You have written the following code. Line numbers are included for reference only.
01 Start = input(“How old were you on your start date?”)

02 end = input(“How old are you today?" )
03
You need to complete the program.

Which code should you use at line 03?
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Answer Area
A. print("congratulation on " + (int( end)-int(start )) + "years of service!")
B. print("congratulation on" + str(int( end)-int(start )) + "years of service!")
C. print("congratulation on" + int( end-start ) + "years of service!")
D. print("congratulation on" + str( end - int(start )) + "years of service!")
Question 18
You are developing a Python application for your company
numList=[1,2,3,4,5]
alphaList = ["a","b","c","d","e"]
print(numList is alphaList)
print(numList == alphaList)
numList = alphaList
print(numList is alphaList)
print(numList ==alphaList)
use the drop-down menus to select the answer choice that answers each question
based on the information presented in the code segment.
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Answer Area
What is displayed after the first print?
A. True
B. False
What is displayed after the second print?

A. True
B. False
What is displayed after the third print?

A. True
B. False
What is displayed after the fourth print?
A. True
B. False
Question 19
You are writing a Python program to perform arithmetic operations.
You create the following code:
a=11
b=4
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What is the result of each arithmetic expression? To answer, drag the appropriate
expression from the column on the left to its result on the right Each expression
may be used once, more than once, or not at al.
Answer Area
Q 1. 2
A. Print(a/b)
B. Print(a//b)
C. Print(a%b)
Q 2. 3
A. Print(a/b)
B. Print(a//b)
C. Print(a%b)
Q 3. 2.75
A. Print(a/b)
B. Print(a//b)
C. Print(a%b)
Question 20
You are writing a Python program that evaluates an arithmetic formula.

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The formula is described as b equals a multiplied by negative one then raised to

the second power, where a is the value that will be input and b is the result
You create the following code segment. Line numbers are included for reference
only.
01 a = eval(input(“Enter a number for the equation: " ) )

02 b=
You need to ensure that the result is correct.
How should you complete the code on line 02? To answer, drag the appropriate
code segment to the correct location. Each code segment may be used once,
more than once, or not at all. You may need to drag the split bar between panes
or scroll to view content.
Question 21
Evaluate the following Python arithmetic expression:
(3*(1+2)**2 – (2**2)*3)
What is the result?
Answer Area
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A. 3
B. 13
C. 15
D. 69
Question 22
A list named employees contains 200 employee names, the last five being
company management. You need to slice the list to display all employees
excluding management.
Which two code segments should you use? Each correct answer presents a
Answer Area
A. employees [1:-4]
B. employees [:-5]
C. employees [1:-5]
D. employees [0:-4]
E. employees [0:-5]
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Question 23
You are an intern for Northwind Electric Cars. You must create a function that
calculates the average velocity of their vehicles on a 1320 foot (1/4 mile) track.
The output must be as precise as possible.
Answer Area
#Speed calculator
distance = 1… .......... (input("Enter the distance traveled in feet"))

distance_miles =distance/5280 #convert to miles
time = 2… ................ (input("Enter the time elapsed in seconds"))

time_hours = time/3600 #convert to hours
velocity = distance_miles/time_hours
print("The average velocity is : ", velocity,"miles/hour")
Q - section 1
A. int
B. str
C. float
Q - section 2
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A. int
B. float
C. str
Question 24
You are creating a function that manipulates a number. The function has the
following requirements:
• A float is passed into the function

• The function must take the absolute value of the float
• Any decimal points after the integer must be removed
Which two math functions should you use? Each correct answer is part of the
solution. Choose two.
Answer Area
A. Math.fmod(x)
B. Math.frexp(x)
C. Math.floor(x)
D. Math.ceil(x)
E. Math.fabs(x)
Question 25
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You are writing an application that uses the sqrt function. The program must
reference the function using the name squareRoot.
You need to import the function.
Which code segment should you use?
Answer Area
A. import math.sqrt as squareRoot

B. import sqrt from math as squareRoot
C. from math import sqrt as squareRoot
D. from math.sqrt as squareRoot
Question 26
You are writing code that generates a random integer with a minimum value of S
and a maximum value of 11.
Which two functions should you use? Each correct answer presents a complete
solution. Choose two.
Answer Area
A. random.randint(5,12)
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B. random.randint(5,11)
C. random.randrange(5,12,1)
D. random.randrange(5,11,1)
Question 27
You are writing a function that works with files.
You need to ensure that the function returns None if the file does not exist If the
file does exist, the function must return the first line.
import os
def get_first_line(filename,mode):
In which order should you arrange the code segments to complete the function?
To answer, move all code segments from the list of code segments to the answer
If os.path.isfile(filename):
return file.readline()
With open(filename, ‘r’) as file:

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return None
else:
Question 28
You are writing a Python program to automate inventory. Your first task is to read
a file of inventory transactions. The file contains sales from the previous day,
including the item id, price, and quantity.
The following shows a sample of data from the file:
10, 200, 5
20, 100, 1
The code must meet the following requirements:
• Each line of the file must be read and printed

•
• If a blank line is encountered, it must be ignored
•
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• When a I lines have been read, the file must be closed

•
inventory = open("inventory.txt", 'r')
eof =False
while eof == False:
line = inventory.readline()
.................
.................:
print(line)
else:
print ("End of file")
eof=True
inventory.close()
which code should you write for line 05 and line 06?
A. 05 if line != ’\n’:
06 if line ! =””:
B. 05 if line !=’\n’:
06 if line ! =None:
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C. 05 if line ! = ‘ ‘:
06 if line ! = “”:
D. 05 if line != ‘ ‘:
06 if line != “\n”:
Question 29
You need to accept input from the user and print that information to the user
screen.
You have started with the following code. Line numbers are included for reference
only.
01 print(“What is your name?”)

02
03 print(name)
Which code should you write at line 02?
Answer Area
A. name =input
B. input(“name”)
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C. input(name)
D. name =input()
Question 30
You need to read and write data to a text file. If the file does not exist, it must be
created. If the file has content, the content must be removed.
A. Open (“local_data”, “r”)

B. Open (“local_data” , “r+”)
C. Open(“local_data”, “w+”)
D. Open(“local_data”, “w”)
Question 31
Best For You Organics Company needs a simple program that their call center will
use to enter survey data for a new coffee variety.
The program must accept input and return the average rating based on a five-star
scale. The output must be rounded to two decimal places.
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NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point
Answer Area
sum=count =done=0
average =0.0
while (done !=-1):

rating = 1.............
if rating == -1:
break
sum+=rating
count+=1
averge =float(sum/count)
2....................... + 3.....................
Q –section 1
A. Print(“Enter next rating(1-5), -1 for done”)

B. Float(input(“Enter next rating(1-5),-1 for done”))
C. Input(“Enter next rating(1-5),-1 for done”)
D. Input “Enter next rating (1-5), -1 for done”)
Q –section 2
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Output(“The average star rating or netVerZeep coffee is “
Console.input(“The average star rating for the new coffee is:”
Printline(“The average star rating for the new coffee is:”
Print(“The average star rating for the new coffee is:”
Q –section 3
a. format(average,’.2f))
b.
c. format(average,’.2d'))
d. {average,'.2f}
e. format.average.{2d}
Question 32
Tailspin Toys is building a basketball court for its employees to improve company
morale.
You are creating a Python program that employees can use to keep track of their
average score.
The program must allow users to enter their name and current scores. The
program will output the user name and the users average score. The output must
meet the following requirements:

• If the user name has fewer than 20 characters, additional space must be added
to the right.
• The average score must have three places to the left of the decimal point and
one place to the right of the decimal QO(X-X).
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Answer Area
score =0
count =0
Sum = 0
while(score !=-1):
if score == -1:
break
Sum+=score
count +=1
print(" 1)............., your average score is: 2) .............................. "% (name,

average))
Q –section 1
E. %-20i
F. %-20d
G. %-20f
H. %-20s
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Q –section 2
E. %1.4s
F. %4.1f
G. %4.1S
H. %1.4f
Question 33
You find errors while evaluating the following code. Line numbers are included for
reference only.
01 numbers = [0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]
02 index =0
03 while (index <10)
04 print(numbers[index])
05
06 if numbers(index)=6
07 break
08 else:
09 index +=1
You need to correct the code at line 03 and line 06.
How should you correct the code? Use the drop-down menus to select the answer
choice that answers each question based on the information presented in the
code segment.

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Answer Area
A. While(index <10):
B. While[index <10]
C. While(index <5):
D. While[index <5]

If numbers[index]==6
If numbers[index] ==6:
If numbers(index)=6:
If number(index)!=6
Question 34
You are creating a function that reads a data file and prints each line Of the file.
01 import os
03 line = None
05 data =open(file, 'r')
06 while line != ' ':
07 line = data.readline()
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08 print(line)
The code attempts to read the file even if the file does not exist.
You need to correct the code.

Which three lines have indentation problems?Each correct answer presents part
of the solution.choose three.
You are creating a function that reads a data file and print each line of the file.
Answer Area
A. Line 01
B. Line 02
C. Line 03
D. Line o4
E. Line 05
F. Line 06
G. Line 07
H. Line 08
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Question 35
This question requires that you evaluate the underlined text to determine if it is
correct.
import sys
try:
except IOError:
else:
i=l
i = i+ 1
file_in.close()
file_out.close()
The out.txt file does not exist You run the code. The code will execute without
error.
Review the underlined text. If it make the statement correct,select “No change is
needed.” If the statement is incorrect ,select the answer choice that make the
statement correct.
Answer Area
E. No change is needed.
F. The code runs,but generate a logic error.
G. The code will generate a runtime error.
H. The code will generate a syntax error
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Question 36
For each of the following statement ,select Yes if the statement is

true.Otherwise, select No.
Answer Area
A try statement can have one or more except clauses.

Yes
No
A try statement can have a finally clause without an except

Clause.
Yes
No
A try statement can have a finally clause and an except clause.

Yes
No
A try statement can have one or more finally clauses

Yes
No
Question 37

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Answer Area
1) .............................. 2).................................
Current+=value
3)..............................
Q –section 1
D. update_score
E. def update_score
F. return update_score
Q –section 2
D. (current,value):
E. ():
F. (current,value)
B. D.()
Q –section 3
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E. pass current
F. return current
G. return
H. pass
Question 38
You want to add notes to your code so other team members will understand it.
What should you do?
Answer Area
A. Place the notes after the # sign on any line.
B.
C. Place the notes after the last line of code separated by a blank line.
D.
E. Place the notes before the first line Of code separated by a blank line.
F.
G. Place the notes inside of parentheses on any line.
Question 39
Adventure Works Cycles is creating a program that allows customers to log the
number Of miles biked. The program will send messages based on how many
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miles the customer logs
You create the following Python code. Line numbers are included for reference
only.
01
02 name = input("What is your name?")
03 return name
04
05 calories = miles * calories_per_mile
07 return calories
08 distance =int(input("How many miles did you bike this week? "))
09 burn_rate = 50
10 bikar = get_name()
11 calories_burned = calc_calories(distance, burn_rate)
12 print(bikar, ", you burned about" ,calories_burned, "calories.")
You need to define the two required functions.
Which code segments should you use for line 01 and line 04? Each correct answer
presents part of the solution. Choose two.
A. 01 def get_name ():

B. 01 def get_name(biker):
C. 01 def get_name(name):
D. 04 def calc_calories():
E. 04 def calc_calories(miles,burn_rate):
F. O4 def calc_calories(miles, calories_per_mile):
Question 40
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You create a function to calculate the power of a number by using Python.
You need to ensure that the function is documented with comments.
01 # The calc_power function calculates exponents

02 # x is the base
03 # y is the exponent
04 # The value of x raised to the y power is return
05 def calc_power(x,y):
06 comment =”#Return the value”
07 return X**y #raise x to the y power
OtherWise, select No.
Answer Area
Lines 01 through 04 will be ignored for syntax checking.
A. Yes
B. No
The pound sign (#) is optional for lines 02 and 03.
A. Yes
B. No
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The string in line 06 will be interpreted as a comment.
A. Yes
B. No
Introduction to Programming Using Python
Question 1
You are creating a program that accepts user input. The program must cast the
input into an integer. You must properly hand e the error if the code canru.t cast
the input to an integer.
Answer Area
while True:
1…............
x=int(input("Please enter a number:"))
break
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2 ...............valueError:
print("Not a valid number. Try again. ")
Q-section 1
A. Try:
B. Else:
C. except:
D. Raise:
E. Finally:
Q -section 2
A. Try
B. Else
C. Except
D. Raise
E. Finally
Question 2
Relecloud Virtual Learning asks you to debug some code that is causing problems
with their payroll. They ask you to find the source of the payroll errors. The
following variables have been declared:
emp1oyee_pay = [15000, 120000, 35000, 45000]

count = 0
sum = 0
There are two errors in the following code:
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for index in range(0, len(employee_pay)-1)):

count +=1
average = sum//count
print("The average salary is:", average)
Which code should you use to fix the errors? To answer, select the appropriate
code segments in the answer area.
Answer Area
for index in range 1................
count +=1
average = 2..............
Q -section 1
E. (size(employee_pay)):
F. (size(employee_pay)-1):
G. (len(employee_pay)+1):
H. (len(employee_pay)):
Q -section 2
D. sum/count
E. sum**count
F. sum*count
Question 3
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This question requires that you evaluate the underlined text to determine if it is
correct.
import sys
try:
except IOError:
else:
i=l
i = i+ 1
file_in.close()
file_out.close()
The out.txt file does not exist You run the code. The code will execute without
error.
Review the underlined text. If it makes the statement correct, select “No change is
needed.”select the answer choice that makes the statement correct.
Answer Area
I. No change is needed.
J. The code runs, but generate a logic error.
K. The code will generate a runtime error.
L. The code will generate a syntax error
Question 4
Tailspin Toys uses python to control its new toy Happy Clown. The program has
errors that cause the clown to run around in an infinite circle,
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You have been hired to help debug the following Happy Clown code. Line numbers
are included for reference only.
import math
#default motion for happy clown
power = True
move = 0
while(power):
if move ==0:
turnValue = math.pi/move
move+=5
else:
turnValue =0
move = 0
A. Which error exist in the code?
B. Line 08 has a syntax error because+= is an invalid statement.
C. Line 05 has a syntax error beacause it should read(power ==True).
D. Line 07 causes a runtime error due to division by zero.
Question 5
You are writing a function that increments the player score in a game.
The function has the following requirements:
• If no value is specified for points, then points start at one
• If bonus IS True, then points must be doubled
01 def increment_score(score, bonus, points):

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02 if bonus == True:
03 points = points * 204
score = score + points
05 return score
06 points = 5
07 score = 10
08 new_score = increment_score(score, True, points)
Note: Each correct selection is worth one point.
Answer Area
To meet the requirements, line 01 must be changed to the following:
def increment_score(score, bonus, points = 1):
A. yes
B. No
Once any parameter is defined with a default value, any parameters to the right
must also be defined with default values.
A. yes
B. No
If the function is called with only two parameters, the value of the third parameter
will be None.
A. yes
B. No
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Line 03 will also modify the value of the variable points declared at line
A. Yes
B. No
Question 6

Answer Area
1.............................. 2.................................
current+=value
3..............................
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Q-section 1
G. update_score
H. def update_score
I. return update_score
Q-section 2
G. (current,value):
H. ():
I. (current,value)
C. D.()
Question 7
You create a function to calculate the power of a number by using Python.
You need to ensure that the function is documented with comments.
01 # The calc_power function calculates exponents

02 # x is the base
03 # y is the exponent
04 # The value of x raised to the y power is return
05 def calc_power(x,y):
06 comment =”#Return the value”
07 return X**y #raise x to the y power
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OtherWise, select No.
Answer Area
Lines 01 through 04 will be ignored for syntax checking.
C. Yes
D. No
The pound sign (#) is optional for lines 02 and 03.
C. Yes
D. No
The string in line 06 will be interpreted as a comment.
C. Yes
D. No
Question 8
Woodgrove Bank is migrating their legacy bank transaction code to Python.

You have been hired to document the migrated code.
Which documentation syntax is correct?
Answer Area
A. ' Returns the current balance of the bank account
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def get_balance():
return balance
B. def get_balance():
#Returns the current balance of the bank account
return balance
C. def get_balance():
/*Returns the current balance of the bank account*/
return balance
D. //Returns the current balance of the bank account
def get_balance():
return balance
Question 9
You are writing a function to read a data file and print the results as a formatted
table.
The data file contains information about fruit. Each record contains the name of
the fruit, the weight, and the price.
You need to print the data so that it looks like the following sample:
Oranges 5.6 1.33

Apples 2.0 0.54
Grapes 10.2 10.96
Specifically, the print out must meet the following requirements:

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• The fruit name must print left-aligned in a column 10 spaces wide.

• The weight must print right-aligned in a column 5 spaces wide with up to one
digit after the decimal point.
• The price must print right-aligned in a column 7 spaces wide with up to two
digits after the decimal point.
You write the following code. Line numbers included are for reference only.
01 def print_table(file):
02 data - open(file,'r')
03 for record in data:
04 fields = record.split(",")
How should you complete line 05? To answer, drag the appropriate code segments
to the correct location. Each code segment may be used once, more than once, or
not at all. You may need to drag the split bar between panes or scroll to view
content.
Answer Area
1)..................... 2)......................... 3)........................ 4).......................

".format(fields[0],eval(fields[1]),eval(fields[2])))
Q-section 1
H. print("
I. {10:0}
J. {5:1f}
K. {7:2f}
L. {2:7.2f}
M. {1:5.1f}
N. {0:10}
Q-section 2
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H. print("
I. {10:0}
J. {5:1f}
K. {7:2f}
L. {2:7.2f}
M. {1:5.1f}
N. {0:10}
Q-section 3
H. print("
I. {10:0}
J. {5:1f}
K. {7:2f}
L. {2:7.2f}
M. {1:5.1f}
N. {0:10}
Q-section 4
H. print("
I. {10:0}
J. {5:1f}
K. {7:2f}
L. {2:7.2f}
M. {1:5.1f}
N. {0:10}
Question 10
you are creating an ecommerce script that accepts Input from the user and
outputs the data in a comma delimited format,
You write the following lines of code to accept input:

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item = input(“Enter the item name: “)

sales = input(“Enter the quantity: “)
The output must meet the following requirements:
• Strings must be enclosed inside of double-quotes

•
• Numbers must not be enclosed in quotes or other characters
•
• Each item must be separated with a comma
•
Which three code should you use? Each correct answer presents a complete
solution.Choose three
A. Print(“{0},{1}”.format(item,sales))
B. Print(‘ “%s” ,%s’ % (item, sales))
C. Print(item + ‘ , ‘ +sales)
D. Print(‘ “ ‘ + item + ‘ “, ‘ +sales)
E. Print(‘”{0}” ,{1}’ .format(item, sales))
Question 11
You are writing a Python program to automate inventory. Your first task is to read
a file of inventory transactions. The file contains sales from the previous day,
including the item id, price, and quantity.
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The following shows a sample of data from the file:
10, 200, 5
20, 100, 1
The code must meet the following requirements:
• Each line of the file must be read and printed

•
• If a blank line is encountered, it must be ignored
•
• When a I lines have been read, the file must be closed
•
inventory = open("inventory.txt", 'r')
eof =False
while eof == False:
line = inventory.readline()
.................
.................:
print(line)
else:
print ("End of file")

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eof=True
inventory.close()
which code should you write for line 05 and line 06?
E. 05 if line != ’\n’:
06 if line ! =””:
F. 05 if line !=’\n’:
06 if line ! =None:
G. 05 if line ! = ‘ ‘:
06 if line ! = “”:
H. 05 if line != ‘ ‘:
06 if line != “\ns
Question 12
import datetime
d = datetime.datetime(2017, 4, 7)
print('{:%B-%d-%y}' .format(d))
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num=1234567.890
print({:,.4f)' .format(num))
You run the program.
What is the output?
Answer Area
A. Apr--07--2017
1,234,567.8900
Press any key to continue..
B. April--07--17
1.234,567.8900
C. April--07--17
1234567.89
D. 2017--ApriI--07
1,234,567.890
Question 13
Northwind Electric Cars needs help updating their file system using Python code.
You must create a simple file manipulation program that performs the following
actions:
• Checks to see if a file exists.

• If the file exists, displays its contents.
• If the file does not exist creates a file using the specified name.
• Appends the phrase, ‘End of listing’ to the file.

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How should you complete the code? To answer. select the appropriate code
Answer Area
import os
if 1...............
file =open('myFile.txt')
2...............
file.close()
file = 3............
4… ............ ("End of listing")

file.close()
Q-section 1
A. Isfile(“myFile.txt”):
B. Os.exit(‘myFile.txt’):
C. Os.find(‘myFile.txt’):
D. Os.path.isfile(‘myFile.txt’):
Q-section 2
A. Output(‘myFile.txt’)
B. Print(file.get(‘myFile.txt’))
C. Print(file.read())
D. Print(‘myFile.txt’)
Q-section 3
A. Open(‘myFile.txt’, ‘a’)
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B. Open(‘myFile.txt’, ‘a+’)
C. Open(‘myFile.txt’, ‘w’)
D. Open(‘myFile.txt’, ‘w+’)
Q-section 4
A. append
B. file.add
C. file.write
D. write
Question 14
Tailspin Toys is building a basketball court for its employees to improve company
morale.
You are creating a Python program that employees can use to keep track of their
average score.
The program must allow users to enter their name and current scores. The
program will output the user name and the users average score. The output must
meet the following requirements:

• If the user name has fewer than 20 characters, additional space must be added
to the right.
• The average score must have three places to the left of the decimal point and
one place to the right of the decimal QO(X-X).
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Answer Area
score =0
count =0
Sum = 0
while(score !=-1):
if score == -1:
break
Sum+=score
count +=1
print(" 1…..............., your average score is: 2…............................... "% (name,

average))
Q-section 1
I. %-20i
J. %-20d
K. %-20f
L. %-20s
Q-section 2
I. %1.4s
J. %4.1f
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K. %4.1S
L. %1.4f
Question 15
You write a function that reads a data file and prints each line of the file. You write
the following code. Line numbers are included for reference only.
02 line= None
04 data = open(file,'r')
05 for line in data:
06 print(line)
When you run the program, you receive an error on line 03.
What is causing the error?
Answer Area
A. The isfile method does not accept one parameter.

B. You need to import the os library.
C. The path method does not exist in the os object.
D. The isfile method does not exist in the path object.
Question 16
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You work on a team that is developing a game for AdventureWorks.

You need to write code that generates a random number that meets the following
requirements:
• The number is a multiple of 5.

• The lowest number is 5.
• The highest number is 100.
Which two code segments will meet the requirements? Each correct answer
presents a complete solution. Choose two.
Answer Area
A. from random import randrange
B. from random import randrange
C. from random import randint
D. from random import randint
Question 17
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You need to write code that generates a random float with a minimum value of
0.0 and a maximum value of 1.0. Which statement should you use?
Answer Area
A. random.randrange(0.0, 1.0)
B. random.randrange()
C. random.random()
D. random.randint(0, 1)
Question 18

How should you complete the code so that the print statements are accurate? To
answer. select the appropriate code segments in the answer area.
Answer Area
numList =[1,2,3,4,5]
alphaList=["a","b","c","d","e"]
1................................
print("The values in numList are equal to alphaList")
2....................................
print("The values in numList are not equal to alphaList")
Q-section 1
B. if numList==alphaList:
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D. B if numList==alphaList
E. else:
F. else
Q-section 2
B. if numList==alphaList
C. else:
D. else
Question 19
You are creating a function to calculate admission fees by using Python. Admission
fees are calculated based on the following rules:
• Anyone under age 5 = free admission

• Anyone age 5 or older who is in school = 10 USD
• Anyone age 5 to 17 who is not in school = 20 USD
• Anyone older than age 17 who is not in school = 50 USD
Answer Area
admission_fee(age, school):
rate =0
1.................................
rate =10
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2....................................
3 ....................................
rate =20
Q-section 1
D. if age >=5 and school == True:
E. if age >=5 and age < =17:
F. if age >=5 and school ==False:
Q-section 2
D. elif age >=5 and school == False
E. else age >=5 and school ==False:
F. elif age >=5 and school ==True:
Q-section 3
D. if age >=5 and school == True:
E. if age >=5 and school == False:
F. if age <=17:
Question 20
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Adventure Works Cycles sales are so exceptional that they decide to give a bonus
to all employees who do not make more than $150,000. The following formula
applies to each employee based on their base salary and a flat bonus:
New salary = current salary x 3% + a $500 bonus.

You write code that reads the employee salaries into a variable named salary_list.
You need to complete the code that applies an increase to each eligible
employee’s salary.
Answer Area
# Each salary in the list is updates based on increase.Employee making.
#$150,000 or more will not get a raise.
# Salary list is populated from employee database, code not shown.
salary_list = [150000,340000,230000,500000,100000,120000,90000]
1...................................
if salary_list[index] >= 150000:
2............................................
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Q-section 1
E. for index in range(len(salary_list)+1):
F. for index in range(len(salary_list)-1):
G. for index in range(len(salary_list)):
H. for index in salary_list:
Q-section 2
E. exit()
F. continue
G. break
H. end
Question 21
You are creating a Python program that will let a user guess a number from 1 to
10. The user is allowed up to three guesses.
01 from random import randint

02 target = randint(1,10)
03 chance = 1
04 print ("Guess an integer from 1 to 10. You will have 3 chances.")
05
06 guess = int(input(”Guess an integer: ))
07 if guess > target:
08 print ("Guess is too high")
09 elif guess < target:
10 print (“Guess is too low")
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11 else:
12 print ("Guess is just right!”)
The program must allow three guesses. If the user guesses the correct number,
the program must stop asking for guesses.
How should you complete lines 05, 13, and 14? To answer, drag the appropriate
code segments to the correct locations. Each code segment may be used once,
more than once, or not at all. You may need to drag the split bar between panes
or scroll to view content.
Answer Area
Q1. Which code segement should you use at line 05?
B. break F pass
D. chance = 2
Q2. Which code segment should you use at line 13?
B. break F pass
D. chance = 2
Q3. which code segment should you use at line 14?

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B. break F pass
D. chance = 2
Question 22
You are writing a function in Python that must meet the following requirements:
• The function accepts a list and a string as parameters.

• The function must search for the string in the list
• If the string is found in the list, the function must print a message indicating that
the string was found and then stop iterating through the list
• If the string is not found, the function must print a message indicating that the
string was not found in the list.
In which order should you arrange the code segments to develop the solution? To
answer, move all code segments from the list of code segments to the answer
Answer Area
A - for i in range(len(items)):
B - if items[i]==term:
print("{0} was found in the
list.".format(term))
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C - break
D - def search(items,term):
E -
else:
print("{0} was not found in the list."
.format(term))
E. D,A,B,C,E
F. D,B,A,C,E
G. B,D,A,C,E
H. D,A,B,E,C
Question 23
You are writing a Python program to ask the user to enter a number and
determine if the number is 1 digit 2 digits, or more than 2 digits long.
You need to write the program.
Answer Area
num =int(input("Enter a number with 1 or 2 digits:"))

digits=0;
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digits = "1"
2......................................................
digits= 2
.3...................................................
digits= ">2"
Q –section 1
C. if num > - 10 and num < 10:
D. lif num> - 100 and num < 100:
Q-section 2
E. if num > -100 and num < 100:

F. elif num >-100 and num < 100:
G. if num >-10 and num < 10:
H. elif num >-10 and num <10:
Q-section 3
C. else:
D. elif:
Question 24
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Wingtip Toys is creating an interactive Times Table Helper program intended for
elementary school children.
You need to complete a function that computes and displays all multiplication
table combinations from 2 to 12.
segments in the answec area,
Answer Area
#Display times table 2 -12
def times_tables():
print(row*col,end=" ")
print()
#main
times_tables()
Q-section 1
E. for col in range(13):
F. for col in range(2, 13):

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G. for col in range(2,12,1):
H. for col in range(12):
Q-section 2
E. for row in range(13):
F. for row in range(2, 13):
G. for row in range(2,12,1):
H. for row in range(12):
Question 25
You are writing a Python program. The program collects customer data and stores
it in a database.

You need to ensure that the program handles the data correctly so that it can be
stored in the database correctly.
Match the data type to the code segment. To answer, drag the appropriate data
type from the column on the left to its code segment on the right. Each data type
may be used once, more than once, or not at all.
Answer Area
Q1. age =2
E. bool
F. float
G. int
H. str
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Q2. minor=False
F. age =2
G. bool
H. float
I. int
J. str
Q3. name = "Contoso"

F. age =2
G. bool
H. float
I. int
J. str
Q4. weight = 123.5

F. age =2
G. bool
H. float
I. int
J. str
Q5. zip ="81000"
F. age =2
G. bool
H. float
I. int
J. str
Question 26
You are writing a Python application for a dance studio.

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The studio wants to encourage youth and seniors to sign up. Minors and seniors
must receive a 10% discount.
01. def get_discount(minor, senior):

02 discount = .1
03
04 discount = 0
05 return discount
Answer Area
E. if not (minor and senior):

F. if not (minor or senior):
G. if (not minor) or senior:
H. if (not minor) and senior:
Question 27
You are creating a Python program that compares numbers.
01 num1 = eval (input (“Please enter the first number: " ))

02 num2 = eval (input ("Please enter the second number: "))
03 if num1 == num2:
04 print("The two numbers are equal.")
Os if num1 <= num2:
06 print("Number 1 is less than number 2.")
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07 if num1 > num2:

08 print("Number 1 is greater than number 2.")
09 if num2 = num1:
10 print("The two numbers are the same.")
You need to ensure that the comparisons are accurate.
Answer Area
Q1. The print statement at line 04 will only print if the two numbers are equal in
value.
C. Yes
D. NO
Q2. The print statement at line 06 will only print if num1 is less than num2.
C. Yes
D. NO
Q3. The print statement at line 08 will only print if num1 is greater than num2.
C. Yes
D. NO
Q4. The statement at line 09 is an invalid comparison.
C. Yes
D. NO
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Question 28
A list named colors contains 200 colors. You need to slice the list to display every
other color starting with the second color.
Answer Area
E. colors[1::2]
F. colors[1:2]
G. colors[2:2]
H. colors[::2]
Question 29
You are developing a Python program that compares numbers.
You need to ensure that you are using the correct comparison operators.
Evaluate each expression and indicate the correct result. To answer, drag the
appropriate result from the column on the left to its expression on the right. Each
result may be used once, more than once, or not at all.
Answer Area
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1) . 0 or 5
E. True
F. False
G. 5
H. None
2). bool(0)
E. True
F. False
G. 5
H. None
3). None is None
E. True
F. False
G. 5
H. None
4). -5 < 0 <5
E. True
F. False
G. 5
H. None
Question 30
A classmate has asked you to debug the following code:
x=4
while x >= 1:
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if x % 4 == 0:
print ("party")
elif x - 2 < 0:
print("cake")
elif x/3 == 0:
print("greeting")
else:
print("birthday")
x=x-1
Answer Area
What is the output that is printed to the screen?
A. birthday
party
greeting
cake
B. party
greeting
birthday
cake
c. birthday
greeting
party
cake
D. party
birthday
birthday
cake
Question 31
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You are writing a program that calculates a user’s year of birth. The program asks
users for their age and the current year, then outputs the users year of birth, You
write the following code. Line numbers are included for reference only.
01 age = input(”Enter your age: “)

02 year = input(”Enter the four digit year: “)
03 born = eval(year) - eval(age)
04 message = “You were born in "+ str(born)
05 print(message)
You need to ensure that the program uses the appropriate data types.
What data types are used? Use the drop-down menus to select the answer choice
that answers each question based on the information presented in the code
segment.
Answer Area
What data type is age in line 01?
E. int
F. str
G. float
H. bool
what data type is born in line 03?
E. int
F. str
G. float
H. bool
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what data type is message in line 04?
E. int
F. str
G. float
H. bool
Question 32
You have the following list structure:
alph = “abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz”
You need to evaluate the result of performing various slicing operations.
Match the result to the slicing operation. To answer, drag the appropriate result
from the column on the left to its slicing operation on the right. Each result may
be used once, more than once, or not at all.
Answer Area
alph[3:15]
I. zwtqnkheb
J. pmjg
K. defghijklmno
L. ponmlkjihgfe
M. defghijklmnop
N. dgjm
O. olif
P. ""
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alph[3:15:3]
I. zwtqnkheb
J. pmjg
K. defghijklmno
L. ponmlkjihgfe
M. defghijklmnop
N. dgjm
O. olif
P. ""
alph[3:15:-3]
I. zwtqnkheb
J. pmjg
K. defghijklmno
L. ponmlkjihgfe
M. defghijklmnop
N. dgjm
O. olif
P. ""
alph [15:3:-3]
I. zwtqnkheb
J. pmjg
K. defghijklmno
L. ponmlkjihgfe
M. defghijklmnop
N. dgjm
O. olif
P. ""
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alph[15:3]
I. zwtqnkheb
J. pmjg
K. defghijklmno
L. ponmlkjihgfe
M. defghijklmnop
N. dgjm
O. olif
P. ""
alph[::-3]
I. zwtqnkheb
J. pmjg
K. defghijklmno
L. ponmlkjihgfe
M. defghijklmnop
N. dgjm
O. olif
P. ""
Question 33
a='Configl'
print(a)
b=a
a + = Config2
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print(a)
print(b)
Answer Area
Q1. What is displayed after the first print?
D. A.Config1
E. Config1Config2
F. C.Config2
Q2. what is displayed after the second print?
D. A.Config1
E. Config1Config2
F. C.Config2
Q3. what is displayed after the third print?
D. A.Config1
E. Config1Config2
Question 34
you write the following code:
list_ 1 = [1, 2]
list_2 = [3, 4]
list_3 = list_1 + list_2
list_4 = list_3*3
print(list_4)
you run the code.

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Answer Area
What is the output value?
E. [[1,2], [3,4],[1,2],[3,4],[1,2],[3,4]]
F. [[1,2,3,4], [1,2,3,4],[1,2,3,4]]
G. [3,6,9,12]
H. [1,2,3,4,1,2,3,4,1,2,3,4]
Question 35
You evaluate the following code:
numList = [0,1,2,3,4]
print(5 in numList)
Answer Area
What is the output of the print statement?
E. 4
F. False
G. True
H. 5
Question 36
You are writing a function that returns the data type of the value that Is passed in.
01 def checkType(value):
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02 dataType = type(value)
03 return dataType
04 print(checkType(True))
05 print(checkType(1.0))
06 print (checkType(1))
07 print(checkType("True"))
question based on the information presented in the code segment
Answer Area
What is printed at line 04?

E. <class'bool'>
F. <class 'float'>
G. <class'int'>
H. <class'str'>

E. <class'bool'>
F. <class 'float'>
G. <class'int'>
H. <class'str'>
what is printedd aat line 06?

E. <class'bool'>
F. <class 'float'>
G. <class'int'>
H. <class'str'>
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E. <class'bool'>
F. <class 'float'>
G. <class'int'>
H. <class'str'>
Question 37
You have the following code. line numbers are included for reference only.
01 def main(a,b,c,d):
02 value = a+b*c-d
03 return value
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D. a+b
E. b*c
F. c-d
Which operation will be evaluated second?
C. addition
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D. Subtraction
D. (a+b)*(c-d)
E. (a+(b*c))-d
F. a+((b*c)-d)
Question 38
Woodgrove Bank must generate a report that shows the average balance for all
customers each day. The report must truncate the decimal portion of the balance.
Which two code segments should you use? Each correct answer presents a
Answer Area
E. average_ba1ance = total_deposits**number_of_customers
F. average_balance = int(total_deposits/number_of_customers)
G. average_balance = total_deposits//number_of_customers
H. average_balance = float(total_deposits//number_of_customers)
Question 39
You are writing a function to perform safe division.

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You need to ensure that a denominator and numerator are passed to the function
and that the denominator is not zero.
Answer Area
def safe_divide(numerator, denominator):
1.......................
print("A required value is missing.")
2........................
print("The denominator is zero.")
else:
return numerator /denominator
1)
E. if numerator is None or denominator is None:
F. if numerator is None and denometor is None:
G. if numerator = None or denominator =None
H. if numerator = None and denominator = None:
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2)
E. elif denominator ==0:

F. elif denominator = 0:
G. elif denominator !=0:
H. elif denominator in 0:
Question 40
A coworker wrote a program that inputs names into a database. Unfortunately,

the program reversed the letters in each name.
You need to write a Python function that outputs the characters in a name in the
correct order.
Answer Area
def reverse_name (backwards_name):
forward_name = ' '
for index in 1............................
forward_name += 2.............................
return forward_name
print(reverse_name("leinad")) #test case

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Q-section 1
E. backwards_name:
F. len(backwards_name):
G. range(0,len(backwards_name)-1):
H. range(len(backwards_name)-1,-1,-1):
Q-section 2
E. backwards_name[index-1]
F. backwards_name[len(forward_name)-1]
G. backwards_name[len(backward_name)-len(forward_name)]
H. backwards_name[index]

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emp1oyee_pay = [15000, 120000, 35000, 45000]

for index in range(0, len(employee_pay)-1)):

print("The values in numList are equal to alphaList")

print("The values in numList are not equal to alphaList")

• The function accepts a list and a string as parameters.

You need to write the program.

num =int(input("Enter a number with 1 or 2 digits:"))

#Display times table 2 -12

A. for col in range(13):

B. for col in range(2, 13):

C. for col in range(2,12,1):

D. for col in range(12):

A. for row in range(13):

B. for row in range(2, 13):

C. for row in range(2,12,1):

D. for row in range(12):

New salary = current salary x 3% + a $500 bonus.

# Each salary in the list is updates based on increase.Employee making.

#$150,000 or more will not get a raise.

# Salary list is populated from employee database, code not shown.

salary_list[index] = (salary_list[index] *1.03)+500

A. for index in range(len(salary_list)+1):

B. for index in range(len(salary_list)-1):

C. for index in range(len(salary_list)):

D. for index in salary_list:

01 from random import randint

Which code segement should you use at line 05?

A. while chance <=3 E. while chance <3:

C. chance+=1 G. while chance < 3

Which code segment should you use at line 13?

A. while chance <=3 E. while chance <3:

C. chance+=1 G. while chance < 3

which code segment should you use at line 14?

A. while chance <=3 E. while chance <3:

C. chance+=1 G. while chance < 3

• Anyone under age 5 = free admission

A. if age >=5 and school == True:

B. if age >=5 and age < =17:

C. if age >=5 and school ==False:

A. elif age >=5 and school == False

B. else age >=5 and school ==False:

C. elif age >=5 and school ==True:

A. if age >=5 and school == True:

B. if age >=5 and school == False:

• The number is a multiple of 5.

print(randrange(5, 100, 5))

B. from random import randrange

print(randrange(0, 100, 5))

C. from random import randint

D. from random import randint

01 def increment_score(score, bonus, points):

To meet the requirements, line 01 must be changed to the following:

You need to create a function that meets the following criteria:

• The function is named update_score

/*Returns the current balance of the bank account*/

D. //Returns the current balance of the bank account

01. def get_discount(minor, senior):

A. if not (minor and senior):

What is the output that is printed to the screen?

what is displayed after the second print?

what is displayed after the third print?

you run the code.

What is the output value?

Which code should you use?

01 num1 = eval (input (“Please enter the first number: " ))

You need to ensure that the comparisons are accurate.

The statement at line 09 is an invalid comparison.

You evaluate the following code:

What is the output of the print statement?

NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

def reverse_name (backwards_name):

forward_name = ' '

for index in 1)............................

/Returns the current balance of the bank account/