Parts (a) and (b) of this question involve creating drawings or descriptions.

You can make your drawings whichever way is easiest or fastest for you. For instance, you could simply make your drawings using pencil and paper then scan or photograph them.

Alternatively, you can answer by providing descriptions of the drawings. In that case, keep close to the formulations used in the long figure descriptions of the examples given in Section 4.5 of Block 2 Part 4.

a.Consider the following lines entered on the Python shell:

>>> first_class = True

>>> id(first_class)

140730116790096

>>> type(first_class)

>>> first_class

True

Draw (or describe) the object and its label that the Python interpreter creates in response to the assignment first_class = True in the interactive shell above. Your drawing or description should include a Boolean object with a similar level of detail as Figure 4.14 in Section 4.5.1 (p. 216) and a label.

Include your drawing or text description of the object and label in the solution document.

 

b. Consider the following two assignments:

       o Exam_papers = ['Science', 'English', 'Maths']

  o Exam_papers[1] = 'Computing'

• o Exam_papers[1] = 'Computing'

 

Draw (or describe) the objects and labels that the Python interpreter creates in response to the first assignment.

Then draw (or describe) the objects and labels that result from carrying out the second assignment immediately after the first assignment.

Include your drawings or text descriptions in the solution document.