Question

A Python 3 variable:

A. can have a type in the same way variables are declared in C.
B. can be assigned values of different types at different points within the same function.
C. may be assigned the value of a list.
D. may be assigned the value of a tuple.
E. None of the above.

Answer 1

Answer: B,C,D

A. Incorrect
In python there won't be any type declaration for variables as declared in c

int x = File "<ipython-input-1-e1416c13da13>", line 1 int x = 3 A SyntaxError: invalid syntax

B. Correct

In the below example implementation
x variable takes the string value 'test'
later it takes int value 3
while both are in the same function.
Python being an interpreter always chooses the latest value of variable so value of x is 3

def main(): X = 'test X = 3 print(x) main() 3

C. Correct
The variable x in the below implementation takes the list values

def main(): x = [3,22,3] print(x) main() O [3, 22, 3]

D. Correct

The variable x takes the value of a type (3,3)

def main(): X = (3,33) print(x, type(xD) main() (3, 33) <class 'tuple'>