This Python list quiz provides Multiple Choice Questions(MCQ) to get familiar with Python list manipulation. To perform any programming tasks in Python, a good understanding of list operations is necessary.
Also, See: Python List Exercise.
- This quiz contains 16 Questions. Solve 11 correct to pass the test.
- You will have to read all the given answers and click over the correct answer.
- Read the guide on Python Lists to solve this quiz.
Obed says
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Unknown name says
I got 15/16
Ravina tiwari says
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ok says
ok
bihariboy says
ok
ok says
ok
predator says
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Akame says
Thank you. It was very good and made me confident to pass the school exam
Anamika says
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Ashutosh Trivedi says
Can u please explain till how much time i should make a python projects..
KataStasis says
depending on your project scale.
wat u need to learn and so.
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ravi das says
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predator says
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Jane Nyambura says
It was nice testing my knowledge
jackycai says
Can you give an explanation for Q3, thank you!
giggio says
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Andy says
These quizzes are amazing! Thanks!!!
Vishal says
You’re welcome, Andy
karthick says
question No.1 asked max value but the output comes different can you explain?
Abdallah Gadallah says
the right answer is zara because z >p in pynatine
Vignesh says
It is based on unicode of characters. Capital letters is always have lesser unicode compared to small letters
Nikhit says
Its helpful…..Thank you
Vishal says
You’re welcome Nikhit.
afroz says
what is 3rd answer
xurshida says
hello
Abhishek says
9. Select all the correct options to join two lists in Python
but it return ‘None’ as ouput.
can you explain this
pranjal says
Murali says
you should print listOne, not newlist
Jainish says
Extend operation isn’t assignable.
If you write just
listOne.extend(listTwo)
this, it will do extend operation inlistOne
. No values were assigned tonewList
that’s why it was empty.A similar operation is sort. For sort you don’t have to use new list. You can write
list1.sort()
only.Andy says
I still find this question a bit tricky… how do you define “correct”? Somewhere two lists where merged, and it does not throw a SyntaxError… Still, due to the assignment operation, this is not the “correct” way to merge two lists… IMHO
yagnasree.bobbara says
can u explain 15 bit
yagnasree.bobbara says
I.e,
Venkat says
is 10, None is printed 10 times and “None” is considered one element.
Rostyk says
Good quiz to consolidate knowledge for beginners like me
Sanjjyoti says
The Python quizzes are really helpful. It’s very useful and i really love doing it.
Vishal says
Thank you, Sanjjyoti
VENKATESWARLU naik says
if possible can make google forms for validation
Kavana says
It’s really helpful for me.. awaiting for further information?
Vishal says
Thank you, Kavana
Vishal says
I am glad it helped you.