Module 1 Quiz

🎯 Test Your Python Knowledge!

This quiz covers all topics from Module 1: what Python is, installing Python, your first program, and the interpreter. Pass with 70% or higher (7 out of 10) to confirm your mastery!

📋 Quiz Rules

10 questions covering all Module 1 lessons
Passing score: 70% (7 or more correct answers)
Multiple attempts allowed — learning is the goal!
Immediate feedback after submission with explanations
All questions must be answered before submitting

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1 Who created Python?

Linus Torvalds
Guido van Rossum
Mark Zuckerberg
James Gosling

2 What does it mean that Python is an "interpreted" language?

It translates code to another programming language
It executes code line by line rather than compiling everything first
It can only run on specific operating systems
It requires a special interpreter certificate to use

3 When installing Python on Windows, which critical step must you remember?

Uninstall all other programs first
Check "Add Python to PATH"
Install Python 2 before Python 3
Restart your computer three times

4 What is the output of this code?

print("Python", "is", "fun!")

Pythonisfun!
Python is fun!
"Python" "is" "fun!"
Python, is, fun!

5 What does the # symbol do in Python?

It multiplies two numbers
It starts a comment (Python ignores the rest of that line)
It creates a heading in the output
It imports a library

6 What will happen if you run this code?

Print("Hello")

It prints "Hello"
NameError because Python is case-sensitive (Print vs print)
It prints "HELLO" in uppercase
It prints nothing

7 What is the result of 17 // 5 in Python?

8 What does REPL stand for?

Run-Execute-Process-Loop
Read-Eval-Print-Loop
Repeat-Evaluate-Program-List
Read-Edit-Preview-Launch

9 What does type("100") return in Python?

<class 'int'>
<class 'float'>
<class 'str'>
<class 'number'>

10 Which file extension is used for Python files?

.python
.pt
.py
.txt

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Module 1 Quiz

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