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Let’s start with Course 3: AI Programming Fundamentals: Python which is a part of Artificial Intelligence Foundation Exams – SkillUp

Course 3: AI Programming Fundamentals: Python

Artificial Intelligence Foundations Course 3 Exams answers – SkillUp

Module 3.1 Exam – 5 Questions

Question 1. Python allows users to do both,

  • Object Oriented programming and C#
  • Java and C++
  • Object Oriented programming and functional programming 
  • Functional programming and Java

Answer: Object Oriented programming and functional programming 

Question 2. In Python string data is referred to as what data type?

  • “str” 
  • “string data”
  • “strg-data”
  • “strng”

Answer: “str” 

Question 3. Select the line that shows how a list object looks in Python.

  • {1,”two”,3.5,True,1,”two”}
  • (1,”two”,3.5,True,1,”two”)
  • 1,”two”,3.5,True,1,”two”
  • [1,”two”,3.5,True,1,”two”] 

Answer: [1,”two”,3.5,True,1,”two”] 

Question 4. Select the line that shows how a set looks in Python.

  • [1,”two”,3.5,True]
  • {1,”two”,3.5,True} 
  • 1,”two”,3.5,True
  • “1,”two”,3.5,True”

Answer: {1,”two”,3.5,True} 

Question 5. In Python, Dict stands for,

  • Diction
  • Dictate
  • Direction
  • Dictionary 

Answer: Dictionary 

Module 3.2 Exam – 5 Questions

Question 1. Strings in Python are created by enclosing characters in,

  • Only single quotes
  • Square brackets
  • Double quotes or single quotes 
  • Curly brackets

Answer: Double quotes or single quotes 

Question 2. A collection of diverse type of objects that are also immutable are called,

  • Tuples 
  • String data
  • Lists
  • Functions

Answer: Tuples 

Question 3. Which of the following would NOT be considered an arithmetic operator?

  • +
  • –
  • *
  • /
  • _
  • These are all arithmetic operators 

Answer: These are all arithmetic operators 

Question 4. Logical Operators are used to return either a,

  • Table
  • List and Tuple
  • True of False 
  • Sting or list

Answer: True of False 

Question 5. What are the two types of functions in Python?

  • User-defined Functions and object functions
  • Built-in Functions and List functions
  • Built-in Functions and dictionary functions
  • Built-in Functions and User-defined Functions 

Answer: Built-in Functions and User-defined Functions 

Module 3.3 Exam – 4 Questions

Question 1. Which of the following is NOT a type of algorithm

  • Searching
  • Sorting
  • Geometric
  • Algebraic 
  • Graph

Answer: Algebraic 

Question 2. An algorithm can be defined as,

  • A set of rules to obtain the expected output from a given input. 
  • A set of rules to that helps to figure out problems.
  • A complex mathematical formula
  • A set of rules to live by.

Answer: A set of rules to obtain the expected output from a given input. 

Question 3. Select all of the types of sorting algorithms. Select all that apply.

  • Linear
  • Bubble
  • Jump
  • Selection
  • Insertion
  • Regression
  • Graph
  • Quick
  • Merge

Answer: Linear, Bubble, Selection, Insertion, Quick, Merge

Question 4. A Graph Algorithm would be a good way to describe which of the following data requirements

  • Social networking
  • COVID-19 response
  • Twitter usage
  • All of the above 

Answer: All of the above 

Module 3.4 Exam – 3 Questions

Question 1. A sorting algorithm that builds the final sorted array (or list) one item at a time is called a,

  • Memory sort
  • Bubble sort
  • Insertion sort 
  • Merge sort

Answer: Insertion sort 

Question 2. Compare and swapping two elements like soap bubbles is called a,

  • Bubble sort 
  • Insertion sort
  • Merge sort
  • Quick Sort

Answer: Bubble sort 

Question 3. A sort that makes use of Insertion sort and Merge sort is called a,

  • Quick sort
  • Insertion sort
  • Bubble sort
  • Timsort 

Answer: Timsort 

Module 3.5 Exam – 3 Questions

Question 1. What are the two categories of searches?

  • Insertion and Sorting
  • Interval and Merge search
  • Sequential and Interval Searches 
  • Sequential and Bubble Searches

Answer: Sequential and Interval Searches 

Question 2. For an interval search to be the most effective, the data needs to be,

  • merged before searching
  • sequenced before searching
  • sequenced before sorting
  • sorted before searching 

Answer: sorted before searching 

Question 3. A search where every element in a list is checked until the requested search item is found is called a,

  • Merge search
  • Sequential search 
  • Bubble search
  • Sorted search

Answer: Sequential search 

Final Exam – 10 Questions

Artificial Intelligence Foundations Course 3 Exams answers – SkillUp

artificial intelligence foundations course 3 exams answers-skillup

Question 1. Select all of the reasons Python is one of the most popular languages.

  • Flexibility
  • Easy to use
  • Full-stack
  • Pre-Built Models and Libraries
  • Easy to understand
  • Simple to connect to databases

Answer: Flexibility, Full-stack, Pre-Built Models and Libraries, Simple to connect to databases

Question 2. Data type that returns either True or False is called,

  • String data type
  • Boolean data type 
  • Numeric data type
  • Tuple data type

Answer: Boolean data type 

Question 3. With Python, the code “type(<value>)” would return what value type?

  • Any
  • a sorted value
  • a boolean type
  • all of the above 

Answer: all of the above 

Question 4. The following Python code is an example of what type of operation?

my_string=”Hello”

print(my_string)

  • Boolean operation
  • Tuple operation
  • Sorting operation
  • String operations 

Answer: String operations  

Question 5. The following Python code for lists would produce what output?

mylist=[1,"two",3,"four",5,("six","seven"),{"six":6,"seven":7}]
type(my-list)
  • 1,2,4,4,5,6,7
  • list
  • one,two,three
  • my_list

Answer: list

Question 6. The following Python code for lists would produce what output?

mydict = {(1):"one","two":2,3:"three"}
type(mydict)
mydict.get{(1)}
  • ‘one’ 
  • 1
  • 2
  • {“two”}

Answer: ‘one’ 

Question 7. The elif statement, short for,

  • elist
  • elipseif
  • else if 
  • if else

Answer: else if 

Question 8. A Python operation that happens repetitively is called a,

  • ifelse
  • boolean loop
  • tuple string
  • for loop 

Answer: for loop 

Question 9. For an interval search to be the most effective, the data needs to be,

  • booleaned
  • sorted 
  • searched
  • listed

Answer: sorted 

Question 10. Combinatorial computational geometry is used extensively in which type of construction.

  • pyramid construction
  • spacecraft construction
  • marine construction
  • All of the above 

Answer: All of the above 

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