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1. Which magic/dunder methods allows a class to be used as context manager?

X __iter__, __next__ and raising StopIteration exception when ends

2. An object of type set can be described as…

X ...a mutable collection of unique items

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3. We need to Execute a function wrapped with a logger that prints ‘hi’ before the execution
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The expected result is:

Hi!
Here is your coffee.
Bye!

Which of these snippets achieves that result, without raising errors?

// Option A

def logger():

   def inner(*args,**kwargs):

       print('Hi!')

       f(*args, **kwargs)

       print('Bye!')

   return inner

@logger

def f1():

   print('Here is your coffee.')

f1()

// Option B

def logger(f):

   def inner():

       print('Hi!')

       f(*args,**kwargs)

       print('Bye!')

       return inner

@logger

def f1():

   print('Here is your coffee.')

f1()

// Option C

def logger(f):

   def inner(*args,**kwargs):

       print('Hi!')

       f(*args, **kwargs)

       print('Bye!')

   return inner

@logger

def f1():

   print('Here is your coffee.')

f1()

// Option D

def logger(f):

   def inner(*args,**kwargs):

       print('Hi!')

       f(*args,**kwargs)

       print('Bye!')

       return inner

@logger

def f1():

   print('Here is your coffee.')

f1()

X Option B

4. We have the following function. We expect to retrieve only comma-separated values, the first being a string, containing the name of the user, the second,
being the highest number of session actions per user.

def high_sess( datafile ):

m = {}

for line in open( datafile ):

// CODE TO FILL

return m

Which code should replace “//CODE TO FILL” line in order to achieve this?

// Option A

Try:

    s, f = line.split(“,”)

Except:

    Continue

If s not in m:

    m[s]= 0

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m[s] = max( int(f), m[s])

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// Option B

Try:

    s,f = line.split()

Except:

    Break

// Option C

Try:

    s,f = line.split(“,”)

Except:

    If s not in m:

        M[s] = 0

    m[s] = max(int(f), m[s])

// Option D

Try:

    s,f = line.split(“,”)

Except:

    m[s] = max(int(f), m[s])

    Return m

✔ Option A

5. Which is the difference between tuple and list

✔ A list is mutable, whereas a tuple is not

6.  Which of these data types CAN’T be used as a dict key?

✔ List

7. Given this module:

class A:

    x = 1

class B(A):

    pass

class C(A):

    pass

We do 3 executions as follows:
// First exec

>>> print(A.x, B.x, C.x)

// Second exec

>>> B.x = 2

>>> print(A.x, B.x, C.x)

// Third Exec

>>> A.x = 3

>>> print(A.x, B.x, C.x)

Which are gonna be the returns on every execution?

X 1st exec: 1 1 1; 2nd exec: 1 2 1; 3rd exec: 3 3 3

8. Given this  function:

def funct_1(a, b=None, *args, **kwargs):

   print(a, b, args, kwargs)

Which one of these calls is going to print without errors?

X funct_1(3,3,3,k=3, b=3)

9. What happens if I call this function twice?

def foo(a=[]):

a.append(5)

return a

X [5]

10. Given this class A that you import from an external library:

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def __init__(self, x, y):

self.x = 1

self._y = y + 10

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def _my_method(self, num):

return self.x * num

def my_other_method(self):

self.x * 2

Which one of the following is the right one?

X It’s ok to use any method and attr.

11. Which one of these is not a possible use of single underscore in Python (“_”):

✔ Create dataclasses

12. Given snippets A and B, if someone asks you which is better, what do you say?

# Snippet A:

def f(x):

return 2*x

# Snippet B:

f = lambda x: 2*x

X «Both return the same, so both are right.»

13. This is my code and I need to open the file and append to the end the content of my_row.
Which should the value of OPENING_MODE be?

import csv

my_row = [1, 2, 3]

OPENING_MODE = ??

with open('my_file.csv', OPENING_MODE) as f:

f.write(my_row)

✔ 'a'

14. What is an not a use of an Ellipsis in python (“...”)

X Use it as an alternative to “pass”

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