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Which built-in module will you use when you need to create a more advanced iterator?
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What will be the result of the following operation? 'python' * False
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The following operations were performed: a = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5] b = a b[:] = [3, 6] Select the correct answer.
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The following class is given: class Interview: pass What will be the result of the following operation? Interview() is Interview()
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What instruction will you use to catch exceptions?
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The following dictionary is given: companies = {'TSLA': 800.0, 'NVDA': 145.6} What value will be returned when trying to read 'AMZN' key?
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The following variable is defined: height = -20 What will happen when executing the following code: assert height > 0, 'height must be positive'
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Which version of the code is more desirable?
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What exception do you expect if your code has a syntax error?
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Consider the following try… except… else… finally… instruction: try: … except: … else: … finally: … Select correct statement.
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Select the correct statements regarding the skipping of tests (framework unittest). (select two)
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What assertion method will you use when you want to check if an object is an instance of a specific class?
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What assertion method will you use when you check if an expression is true?
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Consider the basic form of the following instruction: try: … except: … Select correct statement. (select one)
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What exception will be raised if we try to divide by 0?
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Select true statements about the assert statement. Select all that apply.
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What exception will be raised when you refer to a variable that has not yet been defined?
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Select correct statements about the unittest framework. (select three)
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What assertion method will you use when you want to check if a specific exception will be raised?
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What does TDD (software testing) stand for?
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Select correct statements regarding test fixtures (framework unittest). Select all that apply.
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What is test runner (unit tests)?
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What statement is used to raise the specified error/exception?
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What is a test case (unit tests)?
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Can you create your own exception in Python?
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The following list is given: numbers = [1, 4, 5, 7] What value will be returned when we want to read the item with index 4? numbers[4]
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Consider the following try… except… else… instruction: try: … except: … else: … Select correct statement.
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You have to create your own exception. What class will you use to inherit from?
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What is mocking (unit testing)?
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What class will you inherit from if you create a test case (framework unittest)?
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