the ord() does:
Gives back the unicode values of the inputted character
The part of your code where the handling of an exception takes placed should be placed inside:
the except: branch
What is true?
A. Different exception: branches MUST have unique exception names
B . you can use multiple except: branches to handle multiple exceptions coming from the same try: branch
When an exception occurs, we say that it has been:
raised
Which of the approachable except: branches is taken into consideration when an exception occurs?
the first matching branch
An assertion can be used to:
stop the program when some data have improper values
A code point is:
a number which makes up a character
isalnum() check if a string contains only letter and digits, and this is:
a method
the expression
“mike” > “Mike”
is:
True
True because with string comparisons they compare the Unicode values of the first letters
“m” code point is l09
“M” code point is 77
The += operator, when applied to string, performs:
concatenation
ASCII is short for what?
American Standard Code for Information Interchange
l18N is short for what?
internationalization
what is Unicode?
Unicode assigned unique characters to millions of code points
UCS-4
Universal character set with 4 bytes
UTF-8
Unicode transformation format
The chr() does:
gives back the letter or symbol unicode equivalent to the number provided
