Python list/adding element in a list/removing elements
from the list/list accessing
1. In ........... checks the elements of a list, one at a time, without skipping any element.
Answer: Linear search
Explanation:
Linear search checks elements one by one from start to end.
Binary search works only on sorted lists.
Hash search uses hash tables.
2.
list1=[3,2,5,7,3,6]
[Link](3)
print(list1)
Answer: [3,2,5,3,6]
(Your options seem incorrect, but this is the correct output.)
Explanation:
pop(3) removes element at index 3.
Indexes:
0→3
1→2
2→5
3→7
So 7 is removed.
Final list:
[3,2,5,3,6]
3. The process of placing or rearranging elements into order is known as
Answer: Sorting
Explanation:
Sorting arranges data in ascending or descending order.
4. Correct syntax for slicing operation
Answer: print(list1[:2])
Explanation:
[:2] returns first two elements.
Example:
[4,2]
[-:2] is invalid syntax.
5. To remove the string "Know Program" from list
Answer: [Link]("Know Program")
Explanation:
remove() deletes a specific value from list.
6. To add a new element to a list
Answer: [Link](5)
Explanation:
append() adds element at end of list.
7. list1[-1]
list1=[2,33,222,14,25]
Answer: 25
Explanation:
Negative indexing starts from end.
-1 → last element
8. Operator used to separate list items
Answer: , (Comma)
Explanation:
List items are separated using commas.
Example:
[1,2,3]
9. Method used to delete element in list
Answer: remove()
Explanation:
remove() deletes value from list.
10. sum(list1)
list1=[1,5,9]
Answer: 15
Explanation:
1+5+9 = 15
11. list1 * 2
list1=[1,3,2]
Answer: [1,3,2,1,3,2]
Explanation:
*2 repeats the list twice.
12. count() method is used for
Answer: Count item occurrence
Explanation:
count() counts how many times an item appears.
Example:
[1,1,2].count(1)
Output:
2
13. Last index using negative indexing
Answer: -1
Explanation:
-1 refers to last element.
14. Python list can store
Answer: All of these
Explanation:
Lists can contain:
• numbers,
• strings,
• mixed data,
• nested lists.
15. list1[:-1]
list1=[2,33,222,14,25]
Answer: [2,33,222,14]
Explanation:
[:-1] means all elements except last.
16. min(list1)
list1=[3,5,25,1,3]
Answer: 1
Explanation:
min() returns smallest element.
17. Function used to convert list items into string
Answer: join()
Explanation:
join() combines list strings into one string.
Example:
" ".join(["a","b"])
Output:
"a b"
18. List can contain values of these types
Answer: All of these
Explanation:
Lists support mixed data types.
19. Append method adds value at
Answer: Last
Explanation:
append() always adds at end.
20. max(list1)
list1=[5,50,1025,100]
Answer: 1025
Explanation:
max() returns largest element.
21. Function used to count total elements in list
Answer: len()
Explanation:
len() gives total number of elements.
22. Function used to delete all list items
Answer: clear()
Explanation:
clear() empties the entire list.
23. Insert 3 at second position
Answer: [Link](1,3)
Explanation:
Indexing starts from 0.
Second position → index 1.
24. Index of first element in python list
Answer: 0
Explanation:
Python uses zero-based indexing.
25. Method used to fetch and remove last items one after another
Answer: pop()
Explanation:
pop() removes and returns the last element by default.