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The document contains a series of programming questions related to Python, including tuple and list operations, string methods, dictionary usage, and list methods. It also includes true/false statements and assertions about Python behavior. The questions test knowledge on various Python concepts and syntax.

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Python Questions 1

The document contains a series of programming questions related to Python, including tuple and list operations, string methods, dictionary usage, and list methods. It also includes true/false statements and assertions about Python behavior. The questions test knowledge on various Python concepts and syntax.

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21.

State if the following statement is True or False:

If T is a tuple and L is a list, then T+L is a valid statement in Python.

22. Identify the output:

s = "an apple. a toy."

s = [Link]('a', 2)

print(s)

23. What is the value of the following expression?

3 + 3, 3**3

24. What is the output?

Sports = "Paralympic Games"

print([Link]("m"))

25. What will be the output?

p = list("Session 2024-25")

print(p[10:20:])

26. If dictionary D1 = {1:'a', 2:'b'}, which statement is incorrect?

(A) [Link](1)

(B) [Link](3)

(C) [Link](1)

(D) [Link]()

27. Which list method accepts exactly two parameters?

(A) append()

(B) extend()

(C) insert()

(D) pop()

28. State True or False:

print() evaluates the expression before displaying.

29. Assertion & Reason:


Assertion: Every object has a unique ID.

Reason: ID remains same during lifetime.

30. Difference between = and == with examples.

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