Introduction to Programming Set-1

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  • Number of Questions : 25
  • Total Marks : 25
  • Each question carry 1 Marks.
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    #1. Who is the creator of the Python programming language?

    #2. In which year was Python first released?

    #3. What inspired Guido van Rossum to name the language “Python”?

    #4. Python was developed as a successor to which language?

    #5. Which of the following is true about Python 2 and Python 3?

    #6. When was Python 3.0 released?

    #7. What is the role of the Python Software Foundation (PSF)?

    #8. Which organization currently maintains Python?

    #9. What is the philosophy of Python summarized in?

    #10. What is a PEP in Python?

    #11. Which programming paradigm does Python support?

    #12. What does the term “batteries included” mean in the context of Python?

    #13. Which of the following PEPs introduced Python 3.0?

    #14. What was a major feature removed in Python 3 that existed in Python 2?

    #15. Which of the following best describes Python’s typing system?

    #16. What was the name of the first release of Python (version 0.9.0)?

    #17. Which of the following was included in Python 0.9.0?

    #18. Which year did Python 2 officially reach end-of-life (EOL)?

    #19. Guido van Rossum stepped down as the “Benevolent Dictator For Life” (BDFL) in what year?

    #20. What is the name of the system used to manage Python versions and environments?

    #21. What was the first Python Enhancement Proposal (PEP)?

    #22. Which PEP outlines the official Python style guide?

    #23. Which version of Python introduced the async and await keywords?

    #24. Which PEP introduced type hinting in Python?

    #25. What major programming concept was introduced in Python 2.2?

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