Insert the correct snippet so that the program produces the expected output.
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Insert the correct snippet so that the program produces the expected output.
Expected output:
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To get the output as True, we need to evaluate the given list with a condition that results in True. The correct answer is to check if 0 is in the list. In Python, the boolean value False is equivalent to 0. Therefore, the expression '0 in list' will return True because False is present in the list. The correct snippet is 'b = 0 in list'.
I tested the code: list = [False, True, "2", 3, 4, 5] b = 0 in list print(b) The answer is "C":
A is correct. 0 is not in the list, hence its True
Correct Answer is C True boolean value is 0, so it can be considered as 0 is in the list. Please try in the python lab to check it if you are confused.
c is the correct answer because in Python, False is equivalent to 0, and True is equivalent to 1. When checking if 0 is in a list using the in operator, Python will return True if False is present in the list because 0 == False.
Let's evaluate each option: Option A will result in b = 0 not in list which checks if 0 is not in the list. Since 0 is not in the list, this will result in True. Option B will result in b = list[0] which assigns False to b. Option C will result in b = 0 in list which checks if 0 is in the list. Since 0 is not in the list, this will result in False. Option D will directly assign False to b. Since we want the output to be True, option A is the correct one
A is correct In Python, the comparison 0 in list evaluates to True because False is treated as equivalent to 0. Here’s an explanation: False is equivalent to 0 in Python (and True is equivalent to 1). When checking 0 in list, Python finds False in the list, which is equivalent to 0. Thus, the condition 0 in list returns True.
It is C. 0 denotes false in python. So b in list is false, which returns true
c is the correct answer
I second yan45
option A
The answer is "C": if 0 in list #return True, so b=True and print b return True
The correct answer is C
False is seen by Python as 0, therefore the correct answer is C.
0=False in python and false is there hence it is C
0 equal False so choose C
cuz 0 = False
B is the right answer after strategical analysis.
The element False in list could be interpreted as 0 (False = 0), so the evaluation of 0 in list will give True as result
False == 0 # True True == 1 # True
0 considered as False. And False option is present in list. Hence, Option C is the correct one.