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    ITERATION CONTROL STATEMENTS

    1.How many times "executed" will be printed in the output?

    for variable_1 in range (1,5,-1):

    print("executed")

    A. 0

    B. 5

    C. 1

    D. 4

    ANS: A

    2.How many times "TPF" will be printed in the output?

    grade_list = ["A+","A-", "B","B+","A+","A+","A-"]

    for grade in grade_list:

    if grade== "A+":

    print("TPF")

    else:

    print("Not TPF")

    A. 2

    B. 3

    C. 4

    ANS: B

    3.Predict the output of the following code snippet.

    number=28

    for num in range (25,30):

    if(number>num):
    print(num)

    else:

    print(num)

    break

    a. 28

    b. 25

    26

    27

    28.

    C. 25

    26

    27

    d. 25

    26

    27

    28

    29

    A. a

    B. b

    C. c

    D. d

    ANS: B

    4.Predict the output of the following code snippet.

    for num in 23, 45, 50, 65, 76, 90:

    if(num%5!=0):
    continue

    if(num%10==0):

    print(num, end=" ")

    continue

    if(num%3==0):

    print(num, end="")

    A. 45 50 90

    B. 45 50 65 90

    C. 45 90

    D. 23 76

    ANS: A

    5.Predict the output of the following code snippet.

    for number in 10,15:

    for counter in range(1, 3):

    print(number*counter, end="")

    A. 10 20 15 30

    B. 10 20 30 15 30 45

    C.10 15 20 30 30 45

    D. 10 15 20 30

    ANS: A

    6.What should be the value of the variables num1 and num2 in the code below if the

    output expected is 4?

    num1=?

    num2=?
    while(num1>=2):

    if(num1>num2):

    num1=num1/2

    else:

    print(num1)

    break

    A. 12, 5

    B. 8, 2

    C. 16, 6

    D. 16, 2

    ANS: C

    7.Predict the output of the following code snippet.

    counter=0

    while(counter<=9):

    if(counter%2==0):

    pass

    else:

    print(counter, end="")

    counter+=1

    A. 1 3 5 7 9

    B. 0 2 4 6 8

    C. 0 1 3 5 7 9

    4.1 3 5 7

    ANS: A

    8.What will be printed in the output after the executing the code below?
    numbers_list=[98,45,60,71,90]

    count=10

    for number in numbers_list:

    if number % 10 == 0:

    count -= 1

    continue

    counter = 0

    while counter < 2:

    last_digit= number % 10

    number=number // 10

    if last_digit > 4:

    count +=1

    break

    count += 1

    counter += 1

    print(count)

    A. 12

    B. 13

    C. 11

    ANS: A

    9.How many **(stars)will be printed after executing the below Python code?

    num1=5

    num2=4

    while (num2 >= 1) :

    print ("*")
    for index in range (1, num1+1):

    print (“*")

    num2 -= 1

    print ("*")

    A. 6

    B. 5

    C. infinity loop

    D. 7

    ANS: A

    10.Consider the BUBBLE SORT algorithm given below which sorts the given input_list in DESCENDING
    order.

    def bubble_sort (input_list):

    num=len (input _list)

    for iteration in range (num) :

    for indexl in range (0, num -iteration - 1):

    if input_list[indexl] < input_list[indexl+1] :

    temp=input_list[indexl]

    input_list [indexl]= input_list[indexl+1]

    input_list [indexl+1]= temp

    Consider the below input_list:

    Input_list: [2, 1, 6, 3, 7]

    What would be the content of input list after second pass, if the input list is passed as a parameter to
    the above function bubble_sort?

    A. [6. 3. 7, 1, 2]

    B. [6, 3, 7, 2, 1]

    C. [3, 6, 7, 2, 1]
    D. [6, 2, 7, 3, 1]

    ANS: B

    11.What is the output of the code given below?

    values = ["823", "863"]

    num = values [0] [0:]

    for row in range (0, len (values)):

    for column in range (0, len (values [row])):

    if num > values [row] [column:]:

    num = values [row] [column :]

    print (num)

    A.2

    B. 3

    C. 23

    D. 823

    ANS: C

    12.What is the output of the code given below?

    Input_ list=[0,2,1,3,0]

    val=0

    while (len (input_list) !=1):

    input list.pop (1)

    input_list.remove (input_list[0])

    input_list.append (val+1)

    val+=1

    print (input_list)
    A. [4]

    B. [5]

    C. [3]

    D. Error: Infinite loop

    ANS: A

    10. What will be the content of prime_queue returned by the below function arrange_queue if
    num_queue is passed as a parameter to it?

    def arrange_queue (num_queue) :

    prime_queue=Queue (6)

    count=0

    while not num queue.is_empty():

    for index in range (1,num_queue.dequeue ()) :

    if num queue.dequeue () %index 0:

    count+=1

    if count=2:

    prime_queue.enqueue (num_queue.dequeue ())

    return prime_queue

    Assumption: Queue class, with the necessary methods, is available

    A. Queue data(Front to Rear): 8

    B. Queue data(Front to Rear): 9, 8

    C. Queue is empty

    D. Queue data(Front to Rear): 9

    ANS:

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