Python Programming - Console Input/Output

Exercise : Console Input/Output - General Questions

46.

How can you prompt the user for a yes/no response?

response = input("Yes or no? (y/n): ")

response = prompt_yes_no()

response = get_response(["yes", "no"])

response = input_yes_no()

Answer: Option

Explanation:

To prompt the user for a yes/no response, use input("Yes or no? (y/n): ").

47.

How can you align text to the center in a Python console output?

align_center("text")

print("text", align="center")

print(f"{text:^10}")

center_align("text")

Answer: Option

Explanation:

Using the f-string format {text:^10} aligns the text to the center within a 10-character wide space.

48.

How can you read an integer from the console and check if it is within a specific range?

check_range(input())

number = int(input("Enter a number: ")); print("Within range" if 1 <= number <= 10 else "Out of range")

range_check = lambda x: 1 <= x <= 10

validate_range(input())

Answer: Option

Explanation:

To read an integer from the console and check if it is within a specific range, use conditional statements with the int() function.

49.

How can you print the square of numbers from 1 to 5?

for num in range(1, 6): print(num * num)

print_squares([1, 2, 3, 4, 5])

squares_print(1, 5)

print(range(1, 6) ** 2)

Answer: Option

Explanation:

To print the square of numbers from 1 to 5, use a loop with range(1, 6) and calculate the square with num * num.

50.

How can you read a list of comma-separated values from the console and convert them to integers?

input().split(',').to_int()

list(map(int, input().split(',')))

read_comma_separated_integers()

convert_to_int(input().split(','))

Answer: Option

Explanation:

To read a list of comma-separated values from the console and convert them to integers, use list(map(int, input().split(','))).

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