Python Programming Fundamentals
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Question 1: What happens when you try to modify a list while iterating over it in Python?
Nothing, it's perfectly safe
Python automatically handles the modifications
It can lead to unexpected behavior and runtime errors
The list becomes immutable
Question 2: What is the primary purpose of Python's context manager (with statement)?
To create new variables
To manage resources and ensure proper cleanup
To define class methods
To handle exceptions only
Question 3: In Python, what is the difference between is and == operators?
They are completely identical
is checks identity, == checks equality
is is faster but less accurate
== is only for numbers
Question 4: What is the main advantage of using generator expressions over list comprehensions?
They are faster to write
They are more readable
They use less memory
They can handle more data types
Question 5: What is the purpose of the @property decorator in Python?
To create static methods
To convert methods into attributes
To make variables private
To create class methods
Question 6: Why should you avoid using mutable default arguments in Python functions?
They make the code slower
They are shared between function calls
They use more memory
They are not supported in Python 3
Question 7: What is the primary benefit of using collections.defaultdict over a regular dictionary?
It's faster for all operations
It automatically handles missing keys
It uses less memory
It prevents dictionary mutations
Question 8: What is the main purpose of Python's asyncio framework?
To make Python code faster
To enable concurrent execution
To improve memory management
To handle exceptions better