Which of the following is NOT one of the four modes for opening a file in Python, using the open() function?(1 point)

Question

Responses

"r" (read)
"r" (read)

"d" (delete)
"d" (delete)

"w" (write)
"w" (write)

"a" (append)
"a" (append)
Question 2
The following lines of code will create a new .txt file. What will the file contain?

(1 point)
Responses

Hello World!5
Hello World!5

Hello World!

5

Hello World! 5

Hello World! \n5
Hello World! \n5

o
o
Question 3
If we wanted to separate parts of a text file using a specified parameter and put them in a list, we might use which Python function?(1 point)
Responses

slice()
slice()

reduce()
reduce()

list()
list()

split()
split()
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Answer 1

Question 1: Which of the following is NOT one of the four modes for opening a file in Python, using the open() function?

The correct answer is:

• "d" (delete)

The standard modes for opening a file in Python with the open() function are:

• "r" (read)
• "w" (write)
• "a" (append)

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Question 2: The following lines of code will create a new .txt file. What will the file contain?

If you have the following lines of code:

with open('file.txt', 'w') as f:
    f.write("Hello World!")
    f.write("5")

The correct answer is:

• Hello World!5

The write() method does not automatically add a newline character, so both strings will be written consecutively without any space or new line.

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Question 3: If we wanted to separate parts of a text file using a specified parameter and put them in a list, we might use which Python function?

The correct answer is:

• split()

The split() method is often used to divide a string into a list based on a specified delimiter. For example, if you have a string of text, you can split it into parts using a character like a comma or space.