As 15 > 14 so not 15 < 14. Here, not 15 > 14 and 15 < 16 False and True False

pop(n) removes the value from the list at the nth index. Here, at 1st index, the value is 'Python'

pop() removes the last value from the list

^ (caret) - bitwise exclusive or (xor).

^ requires exactly one 1 to provide 1 as the result.

Remember that x ^ 1 = ~x

^ (caret) - bitwise exclusive or (xor).

^ requires exactly one 1 to provide 1 as the result.

Remember that x ^ 1 = ~x

i = 0

list[0] = 'sam'

sam is printed.

if 'sam' == 'jam' #This is false

hence, i = 1

list[1] = 'jam' -> This will be printed in next line

'jam' == 'jam' => True

So, the loop enters inside the if statement, and 'jam' is printed in the next line

The break is encountered and it terminates the while loop

Since we have specified the variables in the functional argument with specific values, the position and default values don't matter.

4. or 2. are considered as floats.

SyntaxError: positional argument follows keyword argument

In func(id3 = 87, 78, 98) -

id3 = 87 is keyword argument, while 78 and 98 are positional argument but the rule is that position argument must not follow keyword argument

If you want to loop through a dictionary's keys and values, you can use the items() method. The items() method returns tuples where each tuple is a key-value pair.

Position of arguments does matter in positional arguments