Python Selection Programming Test

What is the output of the following code: `x = 10; if x > 5: print('Greater')`?

• Greater

• Less

• Equal

• Not Greater

Which keyword is used to start a conditional statement in Python?

• unless

• if

• case

• when

What will be the output of this code: `x = 3; if x == 3: print('Equal'); else: print('Not Equal')`?

• Equal

• Equal to 4

• Equal to 2

• Not Equal

In Python, which of the following is NOT a valid comparison operator?

• =<

• >>

• <=

• ==

What is the purpose of the `elif` statement in Python?

• The `elif` statement is a way to end a program in Python.

• The `elif` statement is used to define a loop in Python.

• The purpose of the `elif` statement is to provide additional conditional checks in an if-else structure.

• The `elif` statement is used to declare variables in Python.

What will be the output of the following code: `x = 5; if x < 5: print('Less'); elif x == 5: print('Equal'); else: print('Greater')`?

• Equal

• Greater

• Less

• None

Which of the following statements correctly checks if a variable `a` is not equal to 10?

• a == 10

• a = 10

• a <> 10

• a != 10

What is the result of the following code: `x = 20; if x < 10: print('Low'); elif x < 30: print('Medium'); else: print('High')`?

• Low

• Very High

• High

• Medium

What does the `else` statement do in a conditional structure?

• The `else` statement always executes regardless of the `if` condition.

• The `else` statement executes code when the `if` condition is false.

• The `else` statement can only be used with `switch` statements.

• The `else` statement is used to define a loop structure.

Which of the following is a correct way to write a nested if statement in Python?

• if condition1: do_something() if condition2:

• if condition1: if condition2: do_something()

• if condition1: if condition2 do_something()

• if condition1 do_something() if condition2: