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Python Numeric Data Types Quiz

The document contains practice questions and answers related to Python numeric data types, including type checking, conversions, and arithmetic operations. It covers various aspects such as identifying data types, handling complex numbers, and understanding type compatibility. Each question is accompanied by example code and expected outputs for clarity.

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Python Numeric Data Types Quiz

The document contains practice questions and answers related to Python numeric data types, including type checking, conversions, and arithmetic operations. It covers various aspects such as identifying data types, handling complex numbers, and understanding type compatibility. Each question is accompanied by example code and expected outputs for clarity.

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Python Numeric Data Types - Practice Questions with Answers

Q1. Type Check

a=5

b = 3.0

c = 2 + 1j

print(type(a)) # int

print(type(b)) # float

print(type(c)) # complex

Q2. Conversion Practice

x = 7.9

y = int(x)

print(y) # Output: 7

Explanation: Decimal part is removed, not rounded.

Q3. Identify Data Types

value1 = 100 # int

value2 = 0.0 # float

value3 = -3.14 # float

value4 = 7 + 5j # complex

Q4. Expression Result

result = 10 + 5.5

print(result) # 15.5

print(type(result)) # float

Q5. Complex Number Output

z = complex(3, 4)

print(z) # (3+4j)
Python Numeric Data Types - Practice Questions with Answers

Q6. True or False

print(isinstance(10.0, int)) # False

print(isinstance(10, int)) # True

Q7. Fill in the Blanks

a = int(10.5) # 10

b = float(4) # 4.0

c = complex(5) # (5+0j)

Q8. Error or Not?

a = 5 + "5" # Error Error

Correct: a = 5 + int("5") # Correct Output: 10

Q9. Arithmetic with Mixed Types

a=5

b = 2.5

c=a*b

print(c) # 12.5

print(type(c)) # float

Q10. Complex Math

x = 2 + 3j

y = 1 + 4j

z=x+y

print(z) # (3+7j)

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