A ________ is a sequence of characters enclosed within quotation marks or apostrophes, and is Python’s data type for storing text.

What is the output of the following code: “cien” “scien” “scie” “cie” “sci”

We are given the following code. Fill in the blank:

You have the string: x = ‘     hello     ‘ In order to convert to  x = ‘hello’ which method do you use? x.______ strip() whitespace() elim() cut(‘ ‘)

f-strings use curly brackets/braces True False

How many times would the following be iterated?

Which teams are printed out, how many times? All, one time each Each once: Yankees, Red Sox, Rays All, twice None

dict1 = {‘cow’: 17, ‘chicken’: 88, ‘rooster’: 6} dict1[‘chicken’] 88 error 6 17

We are given the following string: EU = ‘eastern university’ What letter is accessed by the following code? (If it produces and error, type “error”)

I’m interested in calculating the difference between two values and using that in a conditional.  It would be appropriate to use which of the following for that? Walrus operator Assignment Conditional inference Nested if statements