1.Which function is used to take user input in Python? get_input() input() read_input() user_input()2.What is the purpose of the print() function in Python?  To display text on the console To write data to a file To perform mathematical operations To define a new variable3.Which method is used for string formatting in Python? format_string() string_format() format() format_output()4.What does the following code snippet achieve in terms of string formatting?name = "Alice"age = 25print("My name is {} and I am {} years old.".format(name, age)) Raises an error Prints "My name is {} and I am {} years old." Prints "My name is Alice and I am 25 years old." Prompts the user for input5.What is the purpose of the escape sequence \n in a string in Python? Represents the backslash character Inserts a newline character Escapes special characters Indicates a tab space6.Which escape sequence is used for representing a tab space in Python? \t \s \tab \space7.What does the split() function do in Python when applied to a string? Combines multiple strings into one Splits a string into a list of substrings based on a specified delimiter Removes all spaces from a string Converts a string to uppercase8.If you have the string sentence = "Hello World Python", what is the result of sentence.split()? ["Hello", "World", "Python"] ["Hello World Python"] ["Hello", "World", "Python"] Error9.What does the map() function do in Python? Applies a function to each element of an iterable and returns a list of results Combines multiple iterables into one Removes elements from an iterable Converts an iterable to a string10.Which of the following statements correctly uses the map() function to double each element in a list? map(double, [1, 2, 3]) map([1, 2, 3], double) map(lambda x: x * 2, [1, 2, 3]) map([1, 2, 3], lambda x: x * 2)

What does the print function do in python?*1 pointIt's a variable.It can input data.It displays something like a string or integerIt loops the code.

Here are a few interesting ways in which the print() function works. With comma (,) as a separator: When two or more strings are given as parameters to a print(...) function with a comma (,) as a separator, the strings are appended with a space and printed. For example: print("I", "Love", "Python") will generate the output as I Love Python With space as a separator: When two or more strings are given as parameters to a print(...) function with space as a separator, the strings are appended without a space between them. For example: print("I" "Love" "Python") will generate the output as ILovePython With repeat character (*) : We can print a string n times by using the repeat character (*) as shown below: print("ABC" * 3); will generate the output as ABCABCABC Write code to print the magic word Abracadabra, n times, using the repeat character (*). In the given code, we are taking input from the user. We will learn more about input statements in the upcoming lessons. Sample Test Cases Test case 1 7 AbracadabraAbracadabraAbracadabraAbracadabraAbracadabraAbracadabraAbracadabra⏎

Python is a general purpose programming language that is popular for creating websites and mobile applications. Python is known as a readable and user-friendly language. What does the following code do?color = input('What is your favorite color?\n')print('Your favorite color is %s.' % color)answerIt sends the output to a printer.It gets input and produces output.It sets the font color to the color specified in the input.It sets the system color variable.

Which method is used for display output in Python?Question 7Answerinput()print()All choices are correct.output()

What is the type of output of print statements in Python?