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Answer: C. [8, 12] Solution: a and b are lists. Then there is a list comprehension that gives c. Let's analyze the list comprehension. Here is the trick to analyze list comps: 🗝️ Look for 3 things: `for`, `in`, and `if` (`if` is optional, sometimes it may not be there) +
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Python doesn't read your mind (or your strings)
Answer: B. 55 Solution: See the data types! a and b are both strings, with the value "5". So, python treats them as characters, not numbers. Now, for string operands, the `+` operator joins them. So, a+b joins the strings '5' and '5', to '55'. Hence, 55 is printed.
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Tuples are immutable, so some methods just don't make sense for tuples.
Answer: D. Error Solution: (5, 10, 20) is a tuple. Tuples have no `insert` method, hence it's an Error. More generally, tuples are immutable. For a tuple once formed, you cannot modify it. So, an insert method cannot exist for tuple anyway.
Users are really innovative when it comes to breaking software.
Convert strings to integer
Answer: C Solution: x is an int, and y is a string. The call to `int(y)` obtains the integer value from y (string "5") ie the integer 5. Thus, int(y) is integer 5. x is also integer 5. The printed value is their sum, ie 10. int is a handy function for converting to integer.
It says what you want to hear.
“oh you are absolutely right, I see the problem now” chatgpt you didn’t see sh!t 😭
Some python methods do their work but give None
Answer: A Solution: Essentially we are calling func and printing it's return value. So let's work out what func is doing. lst, lst2 = [7], [7] is a tuple assignement lst is assigned [7], and lst2 is assigned [7] lst3 = lst *2 repeats lst twice, ie, [7, 7], assigns to lst3 +
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It's a choice, but not between these 2. It's a choice between asking a half-baked question and a high-effort question. The more you think about the problem, the better question you can ask. The better question you ask, the better answer you get.
Don't start writing code until you're clear about what you're set out to do.
`*` operator with lists repeats their contents. Very literally:
Answer: Assuming [[]]*3 on the first line, then [[1], [1], [1]] (which is like option D but not the same). Solution: Let's see what's happening here. As you would recall, `*` of list and int produces repetitions of the list. Therefore, [[]]*3 repeats [] 3 times in a new list +
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