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Python Certification Exam; Questions and Answers 100% Pass Boolean CORRECT ANSWER-A single value of either TRUE or FALSE ** CORRECT ANSWER-Exponent * CORRECT ANSWER-Multiplication / CORRECT ANSWER-Division to integer // CORRECT ANSWER-Division to float + CORRECT ANSWER-addition - CORRECT ANSWER-Subtraction % CORRECT ANSWER-modulus (remainder) Unary CORRECT ANSWER-one operand

Chapter 0 : Introduction - Correct Answer- Introduction: Section 1 - Correct Answer-Absolute Basics Why are programs important? - Correct Answer-1) A program makes a computer usable. 2) Programs enable computers to run complex instructions. 3) Computers can only execute extremely simple operations. What do contemporary computers do well? - Correct Answer-Contemporary computers evaluate the results of fundamental operations, like adding and dividing, very fast and can repeat these ac...

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PYTHON Exam; Questions and Answers 100% Pass Given the following string: S = "Welcome: which code results in an error? CORRECT ANSWER-Print(S+1) What is the output of the following code? name = 123 if swith("a") print("welcome") CORRECT ANSWER-An error message Which statements evaluate True and without errors? (Choose all that apply.) CORRECT ANSWER-"The Title".istitle() "upper".islower() What is the order of precedence (from first to last) of the math operators? CORRECT ...

Data Type - correct answer String, Int, Float, Boolean Class - correct answer Same as data type How do you iterate through a list? - correct answer For Loop! scores = [1,2,3,4] for s in scores: print(s) Write a function named powers() that takes a positive integer n as input and prints, on the screen, all the powers of 2 from 2^1 to 2^n. - correct answer def powers(n): for i in range(1,n+1): print(2**i) How do you identify the length of a list? - correct answer len(list) H...