Exploring Python Modules

What is a module in Python?

• A module in Python is a file containing Python code that can be imported and used in other Python programs.

• A module is a collection of Python libraries.

• A module is a type of variable in Python.

• A module is a built-in function in Python.

How do you import a module in Python?

• load module_name

• require module_name

• include module_name

• import module_name

What is the purpose of the 'math' module?

• To manage network connections and protocols.

• To handle file input and output operations.

• To provide mathematical functions and constants.

• To create graphical representations of data.

Can you create your own module in Python?

• No, modules can only be built-in.

• You can only use existing modules.

• Creating modules is not allowed in Python.

• Yes, you can create your own module in Python.

Name a built-in module that deals with file operations.

• os

• sys

• random

• math

How do you access a function from an imported module?

• Call 'function_name()' directly without the module name.

• Use 'module_name.function_name()' after importing the module.

• Use 'import function_name from module_name' syntax.

• Access functions using 'module_name::function_name()' format.

What function would you use to generate a random number in Python?

• randomize()

• generate_random()

• randint()

• random_number()

What is the output of 'import math; math.sqrt(16)'?

• 8

• 16

• 4

• 2

What is the command to list all available modules in Python?

• help('modules')

• show modules

• import modules

• list modules

What will be the output of 'import random; random.choice([1, 2, 3])'?

• Any of the above randomly

• 1

• 2

• 3