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e. In order to save and reuse programs, where should the code be written?
(i) Python Shell (ii) Python Editor’s window
(iii) Command Prompt (iv) None of the above
2. Fill in the blanks using the words from the help box.
Interpreted, Quotes, Operands, High-level
a. Python is a __________ object-oriented programming language.
b. To write a multi-line comment in Python, we use the triple __________.
c. Python is also an __________ language that executes code line by line.
d. The values that the operators use to get the output are called __________.
3. Answer in one or two words.
a. Who is the creator of Python? _____________________________________
b. What type of language is Python in terms of
memory allocation? _____________________________________
c. What is the file extension for Python files? _____________________________________
d. What is the name of the interactive Python code
writing environment? _____________________________________
4. Think and answer.
a. Vyom wrote a few programs in Python and was using a Windows PC at the time.
He then sent the programs to his friends who use Linux and Macintosh. Will they be
able to execute his programs? If yes then which feature of Python would make this
possible?
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b. A school library wants to create a simple system where students can enter their name, class, and
the name of the book they want to borrow. Write a Python program that takes these details as input
from the user and then prints a confirmation message.
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c. Renuka found the programming language user-friendly but then wondered why it is called a high-lev-
el language. How would you explain the characteristics that make a language high-level?
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