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How can you print a multiline string?

A:

print("Line 1\nLine 2")

B:

multiline_print("Line 1", "Line 2")

C:

print_multiline("Line 1", "Line 2")

D:

print("Line 1")
print("Line 2")

Answer: A

To print a multiline string in Python, use newline characters (\n) to separate lines within a single print() statement.

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How can you read a line of text from the console and split it into words?

A:

read_line().split()

B:

line.split(input())

C:

input().split()

D:

split_line(input())

Answer: C

To read a line of text from the console and split it into words, you can use input().split().

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How can you align text to the right in a Python console output?

A:

align_right("text")

B:

print("text", align="right")

C:

print(f"{text:>10}")

D:

right_align("text")

Answer: C

Using the f-string format {text:>10} aligns the text to the right within a 10-character wide space.

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How can you read a boolean value from the console?

A:

bool(input())

B:

read_boolean()

C:

input().to_bool()

D:

bool(input().lower() == 'true')

Answer: D

To read a boolean value from the console in Python, you can compare the input (converted to lowercase) with the string 'true'.

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How can you print a formatted string with variable values?

A:

print("Value is: " + variable)

B:

print("Value is:", variable)

C:

format_print("Value is: {}", variable)

D:

print("Value is: %s" % variable)

Answer: B

Using a comma in the print() function allows you to print a formatted string with variable values in Python.

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