ExamAdept

How can you print the ASCII values of all characters in a string?

A:

for char in string: print(ord(char))

B:

ascii_print(string)

C:

print(ascii_values(string))

D:

print(ascii(string))

Answer: A

To print the ASCII values of all characters in a string, use a loop to iterate through each character and print its ASCII value using ord().

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How can you check if a string is a valid email address?

A:

check_email(str)

B:

str.isemail()

C:

validate_email(str)

D:

re.match(r'^[a-zA-Z0-9_.+-]+@[a-zA-Z0-9-]+\.[a-zA-Z0-9-.]+$', str)

Answer: D

To check if a string is a valid email address, you can use a regular expression pattern with re.match().

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How can you remove all occurrences of a specific character from a string?

A:

remove_char(string, 'x')

B:

string = string.replace('x', '')

C:

string.remove('x')

D:

remove_occurrences(string, 'x')

Answer: B

To remove all occurrences of a specific character from a string, use the replace() method.

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How can you read a list of strings from the console until an empty line is entered?

A:

read_strings_until_empty()

B:

while True: line = input(); if not line: break; strings.append(line)

C:

input_lines = input("Enter lines (empty line to stop): ")

D:

read_lines_until_empty("exit")

Answer: B

To read a list of strings until an empty line is entered, use a while loop with a conditional break.

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How can you print a table of values with aligned columns?

A:

print_table(values)

B:

for value in values: print(f"{value:<10}")

C:

table_print(values)

D:

print(f"{values:<10}")

Answer: B

To print a table of values with aligned columns, use a loop and f-string formatting with alignment.

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