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Python Programming Trivia Challenge

Test your knowledge of Python programming with this exciting trivia quiz! Whether you are a beginner or an experienced coder, this quiz will challenge your understanding of Python's key concepts and history.

Join now to find out how much you really know!

7 challenging questions
Learn fun facts about Python
Improve your programming skills

7 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CodingWizard437

Python is a dynamically typed language.

True

False

What language is Python written in?

Fortran

Java

C++

When was the first version of Python released?

The 18th of March, 2002

The 24th of December, 1995

The 8th of July, 1999

The 20th of February, 1991

A new stable Python released came out just two weeks ago, what version number was it?

3.10.4

3.10.5

3.10.6

3.10.7

Which of these is a valid keyword in Python?

Yield

Define

Undo

What is an example of a dunder?

A tuple with more than 4 members

The '**' operator

The 'with' keyword

__contains__

Why when turning a list into a string in python, it is performed as 'string.join(list)' instead of 'list.join(string)'?

There are many data types that can combined with join, but the only vaild element to join them with is a string.

It is more efficient to use 'string.join' rather than 'list.join'.

It is left that way for historical reasons and backwards compatibility.

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