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Program: Computer Science
Academic Level: 2
Faculty of Semester: Fall 2021
Computer Science Course Code: CS312
Course Title: Computer Language 2
Revision Sheet: 1
Answer the following questions
Q1: What are major uses of python?

a. System Utilities - GUIs graphical user interface - Web Scripting
b. Embedded Scripting - Database Programming - Artificial Intelligence
c. Image Processing – Computer Vision - Computer Graphics
d. All of the above
Q2 How to check python in your laptop? (Which of the next statements should be used?)
a. Run cmd.exe, go to dos prompt,
b. and type python, then enter, then you will get…
c. The “Python is not recognized as an internal or external command” error is encountered in
the command prompt of Windows
d. All of the above
Q3: Python is interpreted language means…

a. you do not need to compile your python program
b. run your python program directly on the IDLE Shell
c. If any error occurs, you will detect them at a run time
d. All of the above
Q4: Many computer languages require you to compile (i.e., translate) your program into a form
that the machine understands, for example if the source Java code called Hello.java, then the
compile form is called…
a. Hello.class
b. Hello.obj
c. Hello.java
d. Hello.comp
Q5: To get the output of your python code print(‘Hello world’), you do not need any semicolon or
declaration, just go to…
a. Shell prompt and type print(‘Hello world’), then enter to run your code
b. Shell prompt and type run print(‘Hello world’), then enter to run your code
c. Shell prompt and type execute print(‘Hello world’), then enter to run your code
d. Shell prompt and type python print(‘Hello world’), then enter to run your code
Q6: Write a python code to calculate area and perimeter of a rectangle using its length and width
equal 10 cm and 5 cm respectively.
a. print("Area of rectangle = ", (10*5),"cm\u00b2", "& Perimeter rectangle = ", (2+(10*5)), "
cm")
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With my best wishes for success
b. print((L= 10), (W=5), "Area of rectangle = ", (L*W),"cm\u00b2", "& Perimeter rectangle = ",
(2*(L+W)), " cm")
c. print("Area of rectangle = ", (10*5),"cm\u00b2", "& Perimeter rectangle = ", (2*(10+5)), "
cm")
d. print((L= 10), (W=5), "Area of rectangle = ", (L*W),"cm\u00b2", "& Perimeter rectangle = ",
(2+(L*W)), " cm")
Q7: If you type print( ) after the shell prompt, you will get…
a. syntax error
b. blank result
c. print( )
d. crash the machine
Q8: After the shell prompt, type >>> print(“Hello world”) and press enter, you will get…
a. Hello world
b. Hello World
c. Hello world!
d. Hello World!
Q9: After the shell prompt, type >>> print(" Python is\n fun!") and press enter, you will get…
a. Python is fun!
b. Python
is fun!
c. Python is
fun!
d. Python is fun
Q10: After the shell prompt, type >>> print("Happy "+"Birthday!") and press enter, you will get…
a. Syntax error
b. Happy Birthday!
c. Happy birthday!
d. Happy Birthday
Q11: After the shell prompt, type >>> print((3 + 4), "# print(3 + 4)") and press enter, you will get…
a. 7
b. (3 + 4) # print(3 + 4)
c. 7 # print(3 + 4)
d. Any of the above
Q12: After the shell prompt, type >>> print("3 + 4") and press enter, you will get…
a. 7
b. “3 + 4”
c. 3 + 4
d. Syntax error
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Q13: After the shell prompt, type >>> print("I like python.\n"*3) and press enter, you will get…
a. Syntax error
b. I like python.
I like python.
I like python.
c. I like python. I like python. I like python.
d. I like Python.
I like Python.
I like Python.
Q14: After the shell prompt, type >>> print(3+"4") and press enter, you will get…
a. Error: unsupported operand
b. 3+"4"
c. 7
d. 3 + 4
Q15: After the shell prompt, type >>> print(("me"*3), (3*"me")) and press enter, you will get…
a. mememe
b. Syntax error
c. mememe mememe
d. None of the above
Q16: After the shell prompt, type >>> 3 + 11/4 and press enter, you will get…
a. 5.75
b. 3
c. Syntax error
Q16: After the shell prompt, type >>> abs(5.55 - 10.24) and press enter, you will get…
a. 4.69
b. -4.69
c. 4
d. -4
Q17: After the shell prompt, type >>> -45.44 + 20.22 and press enter, you will get…
a. 25.22
b. -25.22
c. Syntax error
Q18: After the shell prompt, type >>> -2**4 and press enter, you will get…
a. 16
b. 8
c. -16
d. Syntax error
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Q19: After the shell prompt, type >>> 25%2 and press enter, you will get…
a. 12.5
b. 12
c. 1
Q20: After the shell prompt, type >>> print “Hello” and press enter, you will get…
a. Hello
b. Syntax error
c. hello
Q21: After the shell prompt, type

>>> L1=[1, 2, 3] and press enter
>>> L1[3] and press enter, you will get…
a. 3
b. [1, 2, 3]
c. [3]
d. Index error
Q22: After the shell prompt, type >>> age and press enter, you will get…
a. Name error
b. Age
c. age
d. ?
>>> value = 10 and press enter
>>> value **2 and press enter, you will get…
a. 100
b. 10
c. Operator error

>>> value = input(“Enter the value: “) and press enter
Enter the value: 5 and press enter
>>> value + 10 and press enter, you will get…
a. Type error
b. 5 + 10
c. 15
d. + 10
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Q24: Write a python program that asks the user to enter their name and their age, the result
should display the year that they will turn 75 years. Complete the next code…
name = input("What is your name: ")
age = int(input("How old are you: "))
year = ------------------------------------------------ (Based on the sample run, fill the blank)
print(name, 'will be 75 years old in the year', year)
Sample run…
What is your name: Sara
How old are you: 20
Sara will be 75 years old in the year 2076
Choice the right answer…
a. year = str((2021 - age) + 75)
b. year = (2021 - age) + 75
c. year = (2021 - age) + (100 - 25)
d. Any of the above
Q25: Write a python program ask the user for a number. Depending on whether the number is
even or odd, print out an appropriate message to the user. Complete the next code…
for n in range(2):
num = int (input("Enter a number: "))
num = num % 2
------------------------------- (Based on the sample run, fill the blank)
Sample run…
Enter a number: 233
You picked an odd number.
Enter a number: 256
You picked an even number.
Choice the right answer…
a. if num > 0:
print("You picked an odd number.")
else:
print("You picked an even number.")
b. if num > 0:
print("You picked an odd number.")
else:
c. if num > 0:
print("You picked an odd number.") else:
d. Any of the above
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Q26: After the shell prompt, type >>> max(4, 2, 13, 35, ‘July’, 50, 75) and press enter, you will get…
a. Type error
b. 75
c. July
d. 50
Q27: After the shell prompt, type >>> min(45, 30, 20, 15, 7, 66) and press enter, you will get…
a. 30
b. Type error
c. 7

>>> import math and press enter
>>> squareRoot = math.sqrt and press enter
>>> squareRoot(144) and press enter, you will get…
a. 144.0
b. Syntax error
c. ‘12’
d. 12.0
>>> x = int(input("Plz enter Number 1: ")) press enter
Plz enter Number 1: 25 press enter
>>> y = input("Plz enter Number 2: ") press enter
>>> z = int(input("Plz enter Number 3: ")) press enter
>>> print("The max of the three numbers is ", max(x, y, z)) press enter, you will get…
a. 55
b. Type error
c. 25 + 55 + 30
d. 110
Q30: The next program is used to demonstrate the if statement in python…
x = int(input(" enter the value of x: "))
y = int(input(" enter the value of y: "))
if y > x:
print(" y is greater than x ")
print(" x = ", x , " & y = ", y)
input(" Please press any key to exist!")
Then the sample run could be…
a. enter the value of x: 5
enter the value of y: 10
Please press any key to exist!
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b. Syntax error
c. enter the value of x: 5
enter the value of y: 10
y is greater than x
x = 5 & y = 10
Q31: The next program is used to demonstrate the if - Else statement in python…
num1 = int(input(" Enter the num1: "))
num2 = int(input(" Enter the num2: "))
if num1 > num2:
print(' num1 is greater than num2')
print(" num1 = ", num1," & num2 = ", num2)
else:
print(' num1 is smaller than num2')
print(" num1 = ", num1," & num2 = ", num2)
print(' End of the code!')
a. Enter the num1: 5
Enter the num2: 10
num1 is smaller than num2
num1 = 5 & num2 = 10
End of the code!
b. Syntax error
c. Enter the num1: 10
Enter the num2: 5
num2 is greater than num1
num1 = 10 & num2 = 5
End of the code!
Q32: The next program is used to demonstrate the multiple choices of if - if Else statement in
python…
num1 = int(input(" Enter num1: "))
num2 = int(input(" Enter num2: "))
if num1 > num2:
print(" num1 is greater than num2")
print(" num1 = ", num1, "& num2 = ", num2)
elif num1 == num2:
print(" num1 and num2 are equal")
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else:
print(" num1 is smaller than num2")
print(' End of the code!')
a. Enter num1: 10
Enter num2: 5
num1 and num2 are equal
num1 = 10 & num2 = 5
End of the code!
b. Enter num1: 5
Enter num2: 10
num1 = 5 & num2 = 10
End of the code!
c. Enter num1: 5
Enter num2: 5
num1 = 5 & num2 = 5
End of the code!
d. Any of the above
Q33: The next program is used to demonstrate the comparison statements in python…
After the shell prompt, type…
>>> a = 10 press enter
>>> b = 10 press enter
>>> c = 20 press enter
>>> a<b press enter, you will get…
a. True
b. False
c. Type error
Q34: The next program is used to demonstrate the comparison statements in python…
>>> a == b press enter, you will get…
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a. False
b. True
c. Type error
Q35: The next program is used to demonstrate the string data type in python…
>>> 'ac' in 'string' press enter, you will get…
a. Name Error
b. True
c. False
d. Not in
>>> ‘a’ in astring press enter, you will get…
a. True
b. False
c. Name error
>>> ‘a’ in ‘astring’ press enter, you will get…
a. True
b. False
c. Name error
Q38: The next program is used to demonstrate the while statement in python…
Type the next grogram…
i=1
while True:
print(i)
i +=1
if(i > 3):
break
Choice the sample run…
a. 1
2
b. Syntax error
c. 1
d. 1
2
3
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Q39: The next program is used to demonstrate the for statement in python…
for x in range (3):
print(x)
a. 0
1
2
b. 1
2
3
c. Syntax error
d. a or b is correct
Q40: The next program is used to demonstrate the for statement in python…
b = [0, 1, 2, 3]
for n in b:
print(n)
a. 0
1
2
3
b. 1
2
3
c. Syntax error
Q41: The next program is used to demonstrate the logical operators in python…
>>> a<b and a!= b press enter, you will get…
a. False
b. Type error
c. True
Q42: The next program is used to demonstrate the logical operators in python…
>>> a<b or a!= b press enter, you will get…
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a. False
b. True
c. Type error
Q43: The next program is used to demonstrate list in python…

>>> names = [ ] press enter
>>> names press enter, you will get…
a. False
b. True
c. Blank
d. [ ]

>>> names = [‘mark’, ‘john’, July] press enter, you will get…
a. ['mark', 'john', 'July']
b. Name error
c. ['mark', 'john', July]
d. [mark, john, July]

>>> names = [“mark”, “john”, “july”] press enter
>>> age = [19, 20, 18] press enter
>>> age.extend(names) press enter
>>> age press enter, you will get…
a. [19, 20, 18, ‘mark’, ‘john’, ‘july’]
b. [‘mark’, ‘john’, ‘july’, 19, 20, 18]
c. [‘mark’, 19, ‘john’, 20, ‘july’, 18]
d. Any of the above

>>> age = [‘mark’, 19, ‘john’, 20, ‘july’, 18] press enter
>>> max(age) press enter, you will get…
a. 20
b. 19 + 20 + 18
c. Type error
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>>> age = [19, 20, 18] press enter
>>> average = sum(age) /3 press enter, you will get…
a. 57
b. Syntax error
c. Not defined
d. 19.0

>>> age = [‘mark’, 19, ‘john’, 20, ‘july’, 18] press enter
>>> len(age) press enter, you will get…
a. Type error
b. 5
c. 6

>>> names = [‘mark’, ‘john’, ‘july’, 19, 20, 18] press enter
>>> names[2 : : 3] press enter, you will get…
a. ['july', 20]
b. ['john', 20]
c. ['mark', 19]
d. ['july', 18]

>>> names = [‘mark’, ‘john’, ‘july’, 19, 20, 18] press enter
>>> names[ : -3] press enter, you will get…
a. ['mark', 'john']
b. ['mark', 'john', 'july']
c. ['mark']
d. ['july']
Q51: Which of the following is a multi-line comment?

a. """Multi-line Comment Here"""
b. ""Multi-line Comment Here""
c. "Multi-line Comment Here"
d. 'Multi-line Comment Here'
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Q52: How would you convert "Hello" to lower case?
a. "hello".lower( )
b. lower"hello"
c. lower.("hello")
d. ("hello").lower
Q53: Which keyword is used to immediately terminate a loop?

a. Stop
b. Continue
c. break
d. terminate
Q54: Which keyword is used to end the current iteration of a loop skipping the remaining
statements in the loop body and returning to the top of the loop?
a. break
b. continue
c. stop
d. terminate
Q55: What keyword is used to define a function?

a. fun
b. def
c. for
d. init
Q56: To obtain the length of a string, you can use which function?
a. Length()
b. len()
c. index()
d. length_input()
Q57: Which of the following is a valid identifier?

a. $343
b. Mile
c. 9X
d. 8+9
Q58: To following code reads two number.

Which of the following is the correct input for the code?
>>> x, y = eval(input("Enter two numbers: "))
a. 1 2
b. “1 2”
c. 1, 2
d. 1, 2,
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Q59: After the shell prompt, type…
>>> 2 * 3 **2 press enter, you will get…
a. 36
b. 18
c. 12
d. 81
Q60: What is the data type of m after the following statement?

>>> m = (41, 54, 23, 68) press enter
a. Dictionary
b. Tuple
c. String
d. List
Q61: What is the data type of m after the following statement?

>>> m = ['July', 'September', 'December'] press enter
a. Dictionary
b. Tuple
c. String
d. List
Q62: How many times will “Music” be printed after the following statements?
for i in range(3, 7):
print('Music')
a. 4
b. 5
c. 6
d. 1
Q63: What is the correct file extension for Python files

a. .pyt
b. .pt
c. .py
d. .pyth
Q64: How do you create a variable with the floating number 2.8?
a. X = 2.8
b. X = float(2.8)
c. X = 2.7
d. a and b are correct
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Q65: Which operator can be used to compare two values?
a. =
b. ==
c. <>
d. ><
Q66: How do you start writing an if statement in python?

a. If x>y:
b. if(x>y)
c. if x>y then:
d. if[x>y]
Q67: What will be the output after the following statements?

m = 'ABC'
for i in m:
print(i, end=' ')
a. A
b. ABC
c. A B C
d. I
Q68: What will be the output after the following statements?

for m in range(7):
print(m, end='')
a. 0123456
b. 01234567
c. 123456
d. 1234567
Q69: What is the output of the next python program?

After type the program…
numbers = [1, 2]
names = ['a', 'b']
for number in numbers:
print(number)
for letter in names:
print(letter)
a. 1
a
b
2
a
b
15
b. 1 a b 2 a b
c. 1
a
b
Q70: What is the output of the next python program?

After type the program…
for n in "Python":
print(n)
a. Python
b. Py
c. Pytho
d. P
y
t
h
o
n
Answer key
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
d d d a a c b a c b
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
c c b a c a b c c b
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
d a a d b a c d b c
31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
a c b b c c a d a a
41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
c b d b a c d c d b
51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60
a a c b b b b c b b
61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70
d a c d b a c a a d
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Answer the following questions

Q1: What are major uses of python?

Q3: Python is interpreted language means…

Q21: After the shell prompt, type

Q23: After the shell prompt, type

Q28: After the shell prompt, type

Q43: The next program is used to demonstrate list in python…

Q44: The next program is used to demonstrate list in python…

Q45: The next program is used to demonstrate list in python…

Q46: The next program is used to demonstrate list in python…

Q48: The next program is used to demonstrate list in python…

Q49: The next program is used to demonstrate list in python…

Q50: The next program is used to demonstrate list in python…

Q51: Which of the following is a multi-line comment?

Q53: Which keyword is used to immediately terminate a loop?

Q55: What keyword is used to define a function?

Q57: Which of the following is a valid identifier?

Q58: To following code reads two number.

Q60: What is the data type of m after the following statement?

Q61: What is the data type of m after the following statement?

Q63: What is the correct file extension for Python files

Q66: How do you start writing an if statement in python?

Q67: What will be the output after the following statements?

Q68: What will be the output after the following statements?

Q69: What is the output of the next python program?

Q70: What is the output of the next python program?

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