Basics of Python – Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. 37. How do you define an empty tuple in Python?

   • A. ()
   • B. tuple()
   • C. {}
   • D. []

2. 38. What is a dictionary in Python?

   • A. An ordered
   • B. mutable sequence of items
   • C. An unordered collection of unique items
   • D. An ordered

3. 39. How do you access the value associated with the key 'name' in a dictionary called 'my_dict'?

   • A. my_dict('name')
   • B. my_dict['name']
   • C. my_dict.get('name')
   • D. All of the above

4. 40. What is a set in Python?

   • A. An ordered
   • B. mutable sequence of items
   • C. An unordered collection of unique items
   • D. An ordered

5. 41. How do you add an element to a set called 'my_set'?

   • A. my_set.append(element)
   • B. my_set.add(element)
   • C. my_set.insert(element)
   • D. my_set += {element}

6. 42. What is the output of `print(True and False)`?

   • A. TRUE
   • B. FALSE
   • C. Error
   • D. None

7. 43. What is the output of `print(True or False)`?

   • A. TRUE
   • B. FALSE
   • C. Error
   • D. None

8. 44. What is the output of `print(not True)`?

   • A. TRUE
   • B. FALSE
   • C. Error
   • D. None

9. 45. Which operator is used for equality comparison in Python?

   • A. =
   • B. ==
   • C. is
   • D. !=

10. 46. Which operator is used to check if two variables refer to the same object in memory?

    • A. ==
    • B. is
    • C. !=
    • D. equals

11. 47. What is the output of `print(5 is 5.0)`?

    • A. TRUE
    • B. FALSE
    • C. Error
    • D. None

12. 48. What is the output of `print(5 == 5.0)`?

    • A. TRUE
    • B. FALSE
    • C. Error
    • D. None