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  1. Consider the following code snippet.dumbledore = "One can never have enough socks." print(len(dumbledore)) What is the output of
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  2. Consider the following code snippet.dumbledore = "one can never have enough socks." print(len(Dumbledore))What is the output of
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  3. Consider the following code snippet.dumbledore = "One can never have enough socks." print(len(dumbledore)) What is the output of
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  4. Consider the following code snippet." 1 dumbledore = "One can never have too many socks" 2 print(len(dumbledore)) " What is the
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  5. Consider the following code snippet. Dumbledore = "one can never have enough socks/: print(len(dumbeldore))What is the output of
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  6. What is the output of the following code snippet?print("Hello World") (1 point) Responses HelloWorld HelloWorld hello world
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  7. What is the output of the following code snippet?x = 5 print(x) (1 point) Responses 5 5 x = 5 x = 5 5x 5x x
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  8. Which logical operator are we using in the following code snippet?*age = 15 if age > 12 and age < 20: print("You are a
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  9. The range function in Python has the definitions range(stop) or range(start, stop[, step]). The following code snippet will
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  10. Consider the following code snippet.studentNames = "arya,barricc,cersei,drogo,eddard" student list = studentName.plit(",") print
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