Which of the given shell expressions in Python 3.4.2 will give an error?

Output of the following function in Python 3.4 shell? float('1e-003')

Following exceptions is raised when the sequence subscript is out of range?

Output of the following Python code? class X(object): def __init__(self,a): self.num = a def dbup(self): self.num *= 2 class Y(X): def __init__(self,a): X.__init__(self, a) def tpup(self): self.num*= 3 obj = Y(4) print(obj.num*2/1) obj.dbup() print(obj.num*3/2) obj.tpup() print(obj.num/2*3)

Output of the following Python code? def abc(n): if n <= 1: return n else: return(abc(n-1) + abc(n-2)) print('1') nterms = 13 if nterms <= 0: print('0') else: for i in range(nterms): x=abc(i) print(x+11)

Choose the correct answer from the given options. class D: def __init__(self, l, c): self.l = l self.c = c def b(self): b = '1' * 2 return b if __name__ == '__main__': d = D(4, '0') b = d.b() print(b)

In Python 3.x, does 3/2 == 3.0/2.0?

Which is the correct import statement for the 'exists' function?

Which of these should you include in order to pass variables to a script?

How would you convert the string below to title case and remove all heading/trailing spaces ? myStr = ' ThIs iS a samPle String. '

What will typing the following at the Python interpreter produce? ['A','B','C','D','E','F'] + 'G'