Lesson 4 - Week 4: Python Structures

Question 1

Break

Answer 1

A special keyword in Python specifically designed for loops. If placed inside of a loop, it will immediately terminate the loop.

Question 2

Continue

Answer 2

A Python keyword designed for loops. When Python reaches the continue keyword, it stops the code and goes back to the beginning of the loop.

Question 3

input()

Answer 3

A built-in function that allows user input.

Question 4

print()

Answer 4

A function used to display information to a user or to a developer.

Question 5

list

Answer 5

A type of container in Python used to store multiple data sets at the same time.

Question 6

append

Answer 6

A method to add a new element to the end of a list.

Question 7

zip()

Answer 7

A function that takes iterables, aggregates them in a tuple, and returns.

Question 8

set

Answer 8

An unordered collection of objects that is iterable, mutable, and has no duplicate elements.

Question 9

index

Answer 9

A numerical representation of where each character is located.

Question 10

slice

Answer 10

A subset of a string or other element.

Question 11

len()

Answer 11

A function that returns the number of items in an object. When the object is a string, it returns the number of characters in the string.