Question

What will you see on the next line?

>>> mylist = [5, 6, 10, 6, 32]
>>> (6)
>>> mylist responses [5, 10, 6, 32] [5, 10, 6, 32] [5, 10, 32] [5, 10, 32]


A ) an error statement since there are two values of 6 in the list.
B) an error statement since there are two values of 6 in the list.
C) an error statement because no element has an index of 6.
D) An error statement since there are two values of 6 in the list.

Answer 1

The line in question does not affect the list and thus none of the specified responses will occur. Instead, accessing 'mylist responses' will result in a syntax error because it is not a correct Python syntax or method.

Step-by-step explanation:

The line (6) is simply creating a tuple with a single element, but it's not performing any operation on the mylist object. Therefore, you will not see any of the response options [5, 10, 6, 32] as a result of the (6) line. The correct response to the question 'What will you see on the next line?' is 'C) an error statement because no element has an index of 6'. However, the given line (6) won't cause an error by itself; it is the attempt to access mylist responses that doesn't make sense in Python and would result in a syntax error because 'responses' is not a valid operation or method on the list.