Basics of Python – Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. 49. What is the purpose of the `pass` statement in Python?

   • A. To exit a loop
   • B. To skip the current iteration
   • C. To define an empty block of code
   • D. To define a comment

2. 50. What is the output of `print(list(range(1, 5)))`?

   • A. [1
   • B. 2
   • C. 3
   • D. 4

3. 51. What is the output of `print('hello'.upper())`?

   • A. HELLO
   • B. Hello
   • C. hELLo
   • D. hellO

4. 52. What is the output of `print('WORLD'.lower())`?

   • A. world
   • B. WORLD
   • C. WorLd
   • D. wORLD

5. 53. What is string concatenation in Python?

   • A. Joining two or more strings together
   • B. Converting a string to uppercase
   • C. Converting a string to lowercase
   • D. Finding the length of a string

6. 54. What is the output of `print('abc' * 3)`?

   • A. abcabc
   • B. abc 3
   • C. aaabbbccc
   • D. abcabcabc

7. 55. What is string slicing in Python?

   • A. Modifying a string in place
   • B. Extracting a portion of a string
   • C. Finding the index of a substring
   • D. Reversing a string

8. 56. What is the output of `print('example'[2:5])`?

   • A. amp
   • B. xampl
   • C. ample
   • D. mpl

9. 57. What is the output of `print('example'[:3])`?

   • A. exa
   • B. ample
   • C. exam
   • D. ex

10. 58. What is the output of `print('example'[3:])`?

    • A. ample
    • B. exam
    • C. xample
    • D. mple

11. 59. What is the output of `print('example'[-1])`?

    • A. e
    • B. l
    • C. p
    • D. a

12. 60. What is the output of `print('example'[-3:])`?

    • A. ple
    • B. mpl
    • C. ample
    • D. xple