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Q 1 - What is output for −
a = ['he', 'she', 'we']
' '.join(a)
Answer : B
Explanation
The method join() takes list of string as input and returns string as output. It removes ', ' and add the given string with join to the list.
Q 2 - What is the output of following code −
[ (a,b) for a in range(3) for b in range(a) ]
Answer : D
Explanation
This is nested for loop. The output of first for loop will be the value for the next loop.
Q 3 - How can we generate random numbers in python using methods?
Answer : D
Explanation
To generate random numbers we import random module and in that module we have these methods/functions.
uniform(x,y) returns a floating number in the range [x,y] random() returns a floating point number in the range [0, 1].
randint(x,y) returns a random integer number in the range [x, y].
Q 4 - Suppose we have a set a = {10,9,8,7}, and we execute a.remove(14) what will happen ?
A - We cannot remove an element from set.
Answer : C
Explanation
since there is no such element in the set, so key error is raised.
Q 5 - Find the output of the code?
def f(a, b = 1, c = 2): print('a is: ',a, 'b is: ', b, 'c is: ', c) f(2, c = 2) f(c = 100, a = 110)
a is: 110 b is: 1 c is: 100
a is: 110 b is: 2 c is: 100
a is: 110 b is: 0 c is: 100
D - a is: 110 b is: 0 c is: 100
a is: 110 b is: 0 c is: 100
Answer : A
Explanation
Value of Arguments is passed to the parameters in order of their sequence.
Q 6 - Analyze the given below code?
class Demo: def __init__(self,d): self.d=d def print(self): print(d) a = Demo(''Hello'') a.print()
A - You cannot use print(self) as a function name.
B - Program has an error because class A does not have a constructor.
C - Program will print Hello' if we change print(d) to print(self.d).
Answer : C
Explanation
D stores the argument value here. Thus when we call the class Hello'' is passed as an argument which is stored in the variable d.
Answer : D
Explanation
we need to define the set by including the keyword set'.
Q 8 - Which event among them is fired when the right mouse button is released?
Answer : C
Explanation
It is the default way to do this kind of work.
Q 9 - Select the code for the following output?

A - Canvas.showinfo(''showinfo'', ''Programming'')
B - Tkinter.showinfo(''showinfo'' , ''Programming'')
C - Tkinter.messagebox.showinfo(''Programming'')
D - Tkinter.messagebox.showinfo(''showinfo'' , ''Programming'')
Answer : D
Q 10 - We can create an image in canvas. Select the option to do so?
A - Image = PhotoImage(imagefilename)
B - Canvas.create_image(filename)