The Complete Python Course - Literals

The video tutorial provides an overview of Python literals, including string, numeric, and Boolean types. It demonstrates how to create single and multi-line strings using different quotes, and explains numeric literals such as integers, floats, and complex numbers. The tutorial also covers Boolean literals, highlighting the representation of true and false values. Practical examples are provided throughout to illustrate these concepts in Python programming.

What type of quotes can be used to create a string in Python?

• Single or double quotes

• Single quotes only

• Double quotes only

• Triple quotes only

How can you create a multi-line string in Python?

• Using single quotes

• Using double quotes

• Using triple quotes

• Using backticks

Which of the following is a numeric literal in Python?

• Integer

• String

• Boolean

• Character

What is the correct way to represent an octal number in Python 3.10?

• Prefix with '0'

• Prefix with '0o'

• Prefix with '0x'

• Prefix with '0b'

What are the two possible values for a Boolean literal in Python?

• 1 and 0

• On and Off

• True and False

• Yes and No

In Python, what numeric value does the Boolean 'True' represent?

• 0

• None

• 2

• 1

What will be the result of adding 'False' and 5 in Python?

• 0

• 5

• 6

• Error