Python Vocabulary - Reverse

Question 1

closes and saves the file

Answer 1

close()

Question 2

a library built into python

Answer 2

os.path

Question 3

greater than or equal

Answer 3

>=

Question 3

indicates a multi-line quote

Answer 3

”””

Question 3

imports certain commands from python libraries

Answer 3

from [library] import [argument]

Question 4

a command within os.path that determines whether a file exists or not

Answer 4

exists

Question 5

a library built into python

Answer 5

sys

Question 6

tab character

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\t

Question 6

Character with 16 bit hex value xxxx (unicode only)

Answer 6

\uxxxx

Question 6

Character with octal value ooo

Answer 6

\ooo

Question 7

formatter that indicates a decimal number

Answer 7

%d

Question 8

plus

Answer 8

+

Question 9

ASCII Backspace (BS)

Answer 9

\b

Question 10

single quote

Answer 10

'

Question 11

slash

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/

Question 12

add what’s to the right, then set equal to what’s on the left

Answer 12

+=

Question 13

double quote

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"

Question 13

writes text to an open file

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write()

Question 15

surrounds a string or line of text

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” or ‘

Question 17

less than

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<

Question 18

ASCII Bell (BEL)

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\a

Question 18

Character with hex value hh

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\xhh

Question 19

formatter used for debugging

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%r

Question 20

character named in the unicode database (unicode only)

Answer 20

\N

Question 22

asterisk

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*

Question 23

ASCII Formfeed (FF)

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\f

Question 25

greater than

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>

Question 26

turns line into a comment

Answer 26

#

Question 26

slash character

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\

Question 27

allows you to set a series of args to a function

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*args

Question 28

displays text on the screen

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print

Question 29

read, write, and append attributes to be applied when opening a file

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‘w’/’r’/’a’

Question 30

can take an opened file and interpret the text it contains, which can then be printed

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read()

Question 33

sets a variable

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=

Question 34

clears out all text from a file

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trucate()

Question 35

ASCII vertical tab (VT)

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\v

Question 36

accepts input from the user

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raw_input()

Question 37

displays the help page for a particular command

Answer 37

python -m pydoc [command]

Question 39

formatter indicating a string

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%s

Question 40

Carriage Return (CR)

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\r ASCII

Question 41

Character with 32 bit hex value xxxxxxxx (unicode only)

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\Uxxxxxxxx

Question 42

opens a particular file, making the data it contains accessible to work with (must be assigned to a variable)

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open()

Question 43

indicates a new line

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\n

Question 44

allows you to jump to a certain area within a file

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seek()

Question 45

declares a function

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def

Question 46

less than or equal

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<=

Question 47

minus

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-

Question 48

a variable that accepts commands from the command line input

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argv

Question 49

percent - allows you to specify which values your formatters refer to

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%