What will be the correct output of the given Python code?

tuple1 = (0 ,1, 2, 3)

print(tuple1[1:])

print(tuple1[::-1])

print(tuple1[2:4])

Output of the Python code given in the image?

Output of the following Python language code? def ps(a,b = 2): return a + b a=8 s1 = 1 i = 1 while i <= a: s1 = s1 + i *2 i = i+1 print(ps(a=1) + ps(a=1, b=3)+s1)

Correct answer from the given options. class St: stm = stm = 'B' def __init__(self, n, r): self.n = n self.r = r a = St('D', 3) print (a.stm) St.stm = 'D' b = St('A', 4) print (a.stm) print (b.stm)

Output of the following Python code? lis = [11, 22, 33] lis1 = [14, 5, 6] lis2= lis + lis1 print (end='') for i in range(0,len(lis2)): print (lis2[i]*1, end=' ') print ("\r") lis3 = lis * 2 print (end='') for i in range(0,len(lis3)): print (lis3[i]+1, end=' ')

Output of the following Python code. def req(str): p=2 str = str.split() str2 = [] for i in str: if i not in str2: str2.append(i) for i in range(0, len(str2)): p=str.count(str2[i])+p print(p) def main(): str =str ='apple mango apple orange orange apple guava mango mango' req(str) if __name__=='__main__': main()'>

How is the ternary operator written in Python 2.5+?

In a Python 2 new-style class declared as 'Child(Base)', what is the correct way for a method 'foo()' to call its base implementation?

Which of these will allow you to put more than one statement in one line of text?

Which datatypes are immutable in Python

What will typing the following at the Python interpreter produce? lang = list('Python') ; lang[:-4]