Quiz on Python Switch Case
When we talk about life we have plenty of choices to make which decide our future ahead. Similarly, in python, we have an option of coding plenty of choices using the switch case. By using a switch case you can ponder upon the n possibilities and draw the required result.
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- Question 1 of 15
1. Question
Does python have a pre-defined switch-case syntax?
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2. Question
Which of the following is used in the python switch case?
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3. Question
When does the case of waterfall execution arise in switch-case?
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4. Question
Why do we use Default in switch-case?
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5. Question
Which of the following is required to stop all the cases from executing?
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6. Question
Predict the output of the code given below?
Code snippet starts
def switch(nums):
for num in nums:
if num%2==0:
print(num,end=” “)
else:
continue
nums = [34,90,87,45,32,67,50,71]
switch(nums)
# Code snippet ends
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7. Question
How many “0” appear in the result?
# Code snippet starts
def switchCase(nums):
for num in nums:
if num >=55:
print(num*2//5)
elif num < 35:
print(num*5//2)
elif num > 25 and num < 55:
print(num)
else:
print(“0”)
nums = [105,53,12,78,2]
switchCase(nums)
# Code snippet ends
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8. Question
Find the output of the code given below?
# Code snippet starts
options = { 0 : “zero”,
1 : “square”,
4 : “square”,
2 : “even”,
3 : “prime”,
7 : “prime”,
}
def zero():
print(“Zero”, end=” “)
def sqr():
print(“Square Number”, end=” “)
def even():
print(“Even Number”, end=” “)
def prime():
print(“Prime Number”,end=” “)
options[3]()
# Code snippet ends
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9. Question
Find the output of the code given below?
# Code snippet starts
def orgSort(org):
vowel = [‘a’,’e’,’i’,’o’,’u’]
spChar = [‘-‘,’&’,’@’,’#’,’&’]
org = org.lower()
count = 0
for e in org:
if e in vowel:
count+=10
elif e in spChar:
count+=50
elif e.isupper():
count+=100
else:
count-=5
return count
org = “#Quiz$Orbit@”
ans = orgSort(org)
print(ans)
# Code snippet ends
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10. Question
Find the output of the code given below?
# Code snippet starts
def calc(nums):
for i in nums:
if i == 50:
print(“half century”,end=”–“)
elif i == ‘100’:
print(“century”,end=”-“)
elif i == 200:
print(“Double Century”,end=” “)
nums = [0,100,200,75,50,200,100]
calc(nums)
# Code snippet ends
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11. Question
Find the output of the code given below?
# Code snippet starts
def calc(nums):
for i in nums:
if i == ’50’:
print(“half century”,end=”–“)
elif i == ‘100’:
print(“century”,end=”-“)
elif i == ‘200’:
print(“Double Century”,end=”–“)
else:
print(“Exit”)
break
nums = [100,200,75,50,200]
calc(nums)
# Code snippet ends
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12. Question
Find the output of the code given below?
# Code snippet starts
nums = [0,90,98,34,21,78 ,121,235]
for num in nums:
if num < 50:
if num%2 == 0 :
print(num+10 , end =” “)
else:
print(“-1″, end = ” “)
elif num >= 50 and num < 80 :
if (num*5//2)%3 == 0 :
print(“Ok”, end = ” “)
else:
print(“Fail”,end=” “)
elif num >= 80 and num < 200:
print(“Limit”, end =” “)
# Code snippet ends
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13. Question
Find the output of the code given below?
# Code snippet starts
def switchCase(org):
for l in org:
if ord(l)*2 >= 210:
print(l,end=”-“)
else:
continue
org = “QuizOrbit”
switchCase(org)
print(“a”,end=” “)
# Code snippet ends
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14. Question
How many “1” appear in the result of the code given below?
# Code snippet starts
def switchCase(nums):
for num in nums:
if num:
print(“0″,end=”1”)
else:
print(“-1”)
nums = [105,53,12,78,2]
switchCase(nums)
# Code snippet ends
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15. Question
What will be the output of the code given below?
# Code snippet starts
def switch(nums):
for num in nums:
if num:
print(num,end=” “)
else:
continue
nums = [34,90,87,45,32,67,50,71]
switch(nums)
# Code snippet ends
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Summary
With the Quiz, you all might have got an essence of the possible problems which can be framed on the switch case in python. Switch case helps us make choices among plenty of options that we can get in our code. We recommend you move to the next quiz after clearing the concepts involved here. Happy Learning!
