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Python Tuples & Dictionaries Quiz

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Tuples & dicts basics

by Kalpana Mishra
1

Which data type is immutable in Python: a list, a dict, or a tuple?

2

Which method adds or updates a key in a dictionary?

3

What does the dict.get('key', default) method do?

4

Which dictionary method returns a list of keys?

5

Which tuple method returns a new sorted tuple?

6

How can you safely obtain a value with a default if the key is missing?

7

Which operation creates a new dictionary by combining two?

8

Which statement is true about dictionaries?

9

Which tuple method returns a new tuple with elements in reversed order?

10

What does the dict.pop(key, default) do?

11

What will be the output: t = (1, 2, 3) print(t[1])

12

which one is a valid single element tuple?

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