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Python Programming Quiz – 9th Week Quiz Solution given in this post. The solution of the 9th-week quiz are given below:-

[1] Assume that theFile is a file object, and the operations are all valid operations (i.e., theFile is open in an appropriate mode). Now if we execute – .numWritten = theFile.write(‘something’)

• (a): It tell whether theFile is open or closed
• (b): Reads and return ‘something’
• (c): Stores the number of characters written to theFile in a variable
• (d): reads a single line from theFile, including the newline character

Answer: (c) Stores the number of characters written to theFile in a variable

[2] Assume that theFile is a file object, and the operations are all valid operations (i.e., theFile is open in an appropriate mode). Now if we execute –

theFile.closed

• (a): tells (True of False) whether theFile is closed or not
• (b): Reads and return ‘something’
• (c): read a single line from theFile, including the newline character
• (d): modify the file object for theFile so that the next read will be from

Answer: (a) tells (True of False) whether theFile is closed or not

[3] Assume that theFile is a file object, and the operations are all valid operations (i.e., theFile is open in an appropriate mode). Now if we execute –

theFile.tell()

• (a): points to the location from where next byte will be read in theFile
• (b): tell whether theFile is open or closed
• (c): Reads and return ‘something’
• (d): Store the number of characters written to theFile in a variable

Answer:(a) points to the location from where next byte will be read in theFile

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[4] Assume that theFile is a file object, and the operations are all valid operations (i.e., theFile is open in an appropriate mode). Now if we execute –

theFile.seek(pos, ref)

• (a): tell whether theFile is open or closed
• (b): Read and return at most
• (c): Reads and return ‘something’
• (d): Store the number of characters written to theFile in a variable

Answer: (d) Store the number of characters written to theFile in a variable

[5] Assume that theFile is a file object, and the operations are all valid operations (i.e., theFile is open in an appropriate mode). Now if we execute-

theFile.readline

• (a): tell whether theFile is open or closed
• (b): Read and return at most
• (c): read a single line from theFile, including the newline character
• (d): modify the file object for theFile so that the next read will be from

Answer: (c) read a single line from theFile, including the newline character

[6] Which of the following command is used to open a file “C:\desktop\myfile.txt”, In read-mode only?

A. file_name = open(“C:\desktop\myfile.txt”, “r”)
B. file_name = open(“C:\\desktop\myfile.txt”, “r”) 
C. file_name = open(file = “C:\desktop \myfile.txt”, “r+”) 
D. file_name = open(file = “C:\desktop\myfile.txt”, “r+”)

• (a): A
• (b): B
• (c): C
• (d): D

Answer: (b)file_name = open(“C:\\desktop\myfile.txt”, “r”)

[7] What will be the output of the following given code?

with open("myfile.txt", "w") as f:
		    f.write("Hello World Python Programming")
		    
		with open('myfile.txt', 'r') as f:
		    data = f.readlines()
		    for line in data:
		        words = line.split()
		        print (words)

• (a): Hello
• (b): Hello World Python Programming
• (c): [‘Hello’, ‘World’, Python, Programming]
• (d): Runtime Error

Answer: (c) [‘Hello’, ‘World’, Python, Programming]

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[8] Which of the following commands can be used to read the entire contents of a file object (object name myfile)?

• (a): myfile.read(n)
• (b): myfile.read()
• (c): myfile.readline()
• (d): myfile.readlines()

Answer: (b)  myfile.read()

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[9] The readlines() method returns ____________

• (a): str
• (b): a list of lines
• (c): a list of single characters
• (d): a list of integers

Answer: (b) a list of lines

[10] To read the remaining lines of the file from a file object infile, we use ____________

• (a): infile.read(2)
• (b): infile.read()
• (c): infile.readline()
• (d): infile.readlines()

Answer: (c)  infile.readline()

[11] When will the else part of try-except-else be executed?

• (a): always
• (b): when an exception occurs
• (c): when no exception occurs
• (d): when an exception occurs in to except block

Answer: (c) when no exception occurs

[12] What will be output when ‘1’ == 1 is executed?

• (a): True
• (b): False
• (c): TypeError
• (d): ValueError

Answer: (b) False

[13] What will be output of following given code?

 try:
		  print(x)
	  except NameError:
		  print("Variable x is not defined")
	  except:
		  print("Something wrong")

• (a): x
• (b): Something wrong
• (c): Variable x is not defined
• (d): None of these

Answer: (c) Variable x is not defined

[14] How many except statements can a try-except block have?

• (a): zero
• (b): one
• (c): more than one
• (d): more than zero

Answer: (d) more than zero

[15] What will be the output of the following Python code?

def test():
    try:
        print(1)
    finally:
        print(2)
test()

• (a): 1 2
• (b): 1
• (c): 2
• (d): None of these

Answer: (a) 1 2

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