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The document covers string handling in Python, including the use of escape sequences, string operators, and functions. It includes multiple-choice questions, true/false statements, fill-in-the-blanks, and short and long answer questions about strings. Key concepts discussed include string indexing, concatenation, replication, and built-in string functions.

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Chapter 4 - String Handling in Python - Book Back Exercise notes

The document covers string handling in Python, including the use of escape sequences, string operators, and functions. It includes multiple-choice questions, true/false statements, fill-in-the-blanks, and short and long answer questions about strings. Key concepts discussed include string indexing, concatenation, replication, and built-in string functions.

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CHINMAYA VIDYALAYA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL

VIRUGAMBAKKAM, CHENNAI – 92
CHAPTER 4 – STRING HANDLING IN PYTHON

A. Tick the correct Option


1. Which of the following is used to insert special characters that are invalid
in Python?
Ans: (a) Escape Sequence
2. Which operator is used to repeat the string for a given number of times?
Ans: (d) None of the above
Correct Answer – String Replication Operator (*)
3. Which of the following does string include?
Ans: (d) All of the above (Letter, Special Characters, Number)
4. Which of the following is correct about multiline string?
Ans: (d) It begins and ends with either three single quotes or three
double quotes.
5. Which of the following string function calculates and return the length of
a string supplied as an argument?
Ans: (a) len( )

B. Write ‘T’ for true and ‘F’ for false


1. Escape sequences are used to delete special characters. – False
2. Strings can be created by enclosing characters inside single or double
quotes. – True
3. Traversing means visiting each element and processing it as required
by the program. – True
4. Index with positive integer’s starts from left with 1. – False (it starts
with 0)
5. Python uses + for concatenation and * for replication – True

C. Fill in the blanks


1. Index with negative integers starts from right with -1.
2. The backslash (\) is a special character and is also known as the
escape character.
3. String concatenation operator joins two or more strings into one.
4. The lower ( ) function converts all uppercase letters to lowercase.
5. The capitalize( ) function returns a string with the first character in
capital.

D. Short answer type questions


1. What are strings?
Ans: A sequence of characters which is enclosed or surrounded by
single (‘ ’) or double (“ ”) quotes is known as a string.
2. What is the difference between (+) and (*)?
Ans: String concatenation operator (+) joins two or more strings
into one.
String replication operator (*) is used to repeat the string for a
given number of times.

3. What do you mean by traversing a string?


Ans: Traversing means visiting each element and processing it as
required by the program.

E. Long answer type questions


1. Explain different ways of indexing a list/string.
Ans: There are two ways of indexing:
*Index with positive integers: Index from left starts with 0.
*Index with negative integers: Index from right starts with -1.

2. Write about any two built-in functions to manipulate strings.


Ans: len( ) – This function calculates and returns the length of a
string supplied as an argument.
count( ) – This function returns the number of times substring
occurs in the given string.

3. What do you mean by escape sequence? Explain in detail.


Ans: Escape sequence or characters are used to insert special
characters that are invalid in Python. The backslash (\) is a special
character and also known as the escape character in Python.
Example : \n – for New Line
\t – for tab
\r – for carriage return

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