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What is a namespace?
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Which of the following import commands are correctly defined? (select 4)
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What is local scope?
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How can you create a single-line comment in Python?
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Which variables below are incorrectly defined? (Select four options), __year = [24, 53, 65, 12] 2020_year = [24, 53, 65, 12] def = "This is new string" _year = [24, 53, 65, 12]
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Which of the following operators is not an assignment operator?
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How to install a specific version of package? Select the correct statement using the numpy package and version 1.18.0 as an example. The > character stands for a command prompt.
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What is PEP?
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How do you save a list of all packages installed in a virtual environment to a requirements.txt file? The > character stands for a command prompt.
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What is scope?
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What does LEGB stand for?
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What is a Python docstring and what is it for?
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What is global scope?
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How to declare two variables in one line? (Select two options)
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Is Python case sensitive?
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How to create a global variable from local scope (function)?
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What is virtualenv?
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What is the difference between / and // operators?
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What is the LEGB rule for?
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How can you create multiline comments in Python? (Select Three Options)
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Select in which IDEs you can work with Python? Select all that apply.
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Which statement imports modules/packages in Python?
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Is Python a dynamically typed language?
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A virtual environment named work-env was created in the current working directory. Then it was properly activated. Which command will deactivate the work-env virtual environment (Windows)? The > character stands for a command prompt.
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What does PSF stand for?
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How can you list installed packages in current environment with pip? The > character stands for a command prompt. (Select two options)
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What programming paradigms does Python support? Select all that apply.
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Let's assume that in our working directory we have virtual environment called dev-env. Where does pip install packages (Windows)? The > character stands for a command prompt.
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Which operator is used for exponentiation in Python?
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Which set of commands will create a directory named envs in the current working directory and within that directory will create a virtual environment named test-env using virtualenv (Windows)? The > character stands for a command prompt.
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