In relation to the exceptions in Python, which of the given exceptions is raised when an identifier is NOT found in the global or local namespace?

Output of the following program? i = [12, 9, 14] k = [7, 16, 11] for j in i[:]: for m in k[:]: if(j%m == 0): j = j // 2 m = m / 2 print (j, m) else: j = j + m m = m - j print (j, m)

Output of the following program? def country(*abc): if len(abc) == 1: item = abc[0] def f(obj): return obj[item] else: def f(obj): return tuple(obj[item] for item in abc) return f selection = [] selection = country(slice(2, None))('AUSTRALIA') print (selection)

Correct answer from the given options. ast = [2, 1, 3, 5, 3, 8] ast.sort() print (end='') for i in range(0, len(ast)): print(ast[i]*2, end=' ') print('\r') ast.reverse() print (end='') for i in range(1, len(ast)): print(ast[i]+3, end=' ')

This question is based on the graphic shown below. Consider the Python code in Figure 1 of the given image and choose its correct output from Figure 2.

This question is based on the graphic shown below. If the id's of 'a1', 'a2' and 'a3' in the given Python code are 3012123901, 3012123902 and 3012123903 respectively, then what will be the output of the code?

How do you increase a datetime variable called 'dt' with three days?

Correct way to get the exception as variable in except statement?

In Python 2.x, 'round(1)' and 'abs(-1)' will produce identical results.

you can create a list of the values in a dict sorted by the value's related keys

Python is a garbage collected language. The CPython implementation primarily accomplishes this memory management via _____.