Question 1 (2 points) When does the + operator concatenate instead of add? What happens if...

 

 

 

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Question 1 (2 points) When does the + operator concatenate instead of add? What happens if you try to use + on a string with an integer? Why do you think this happens? Paragraph V B I U A Lato (Recom... v 19px... T EQ ... Question 2 (2 points) If a string has 10 characters, what is the index of the last character? Paragraph Lato (Recom... v B I 19px... v U A v Paragraph V BI Lato (Recom... V 19px... v T Question 3 (2 points) Explain why this code causes an exception: Animal = "Tiger" Animal[0] = "L" 2 d ex > lb all E V (/) + v > ... 11. 23 Question 4 (1 point) Try to figure out what the following code will display for the string given, then check your hypothesis using the Python interpreter. my_string="abcdefg" a. print (my string[2:5]) Question 5 (1 point) Try to figure out what the following code will display for the string given, then check your hypothesis using the Python interpreter. my_string="abcdefg" b. print (my_string[3:]) Question 6 (1 point) Try to figure out what the following code will display for the string given, then check your hypothesis using the Python interpreter. my_string="abcdefg" c. print (my string[:3]) Question 7 (1 point) Try to figure out what the following code will display for the string given, then check your hypothesis using the Python interpreter. my_string="abcdefg" d. print (my string[:-3]) Question 8 (1 point) Try to figure out what the following code will display for the string given, then check your hypothesis using the Python interpreter. my_string="abcdefg" e. print (my_string[-3:]) Question 9 (1 point) Try to figure out what the following code will display for the string given, then check your hypothesis using the Python interpreter. my_string="abcdefg" f. print (my_string[:]) A 4 Question 10 (1 point) Try to figure out what the following code will display for the string given, then check your hypothesis using the Python interpreter. my_string = "abcdefg" g. print (my_string[7:]) h. print (my_string[4:1:-1]) A Question 11 (1 point) Try to figure out what the following code will display for the string given, then check your hypothesis using the Python interpreter. my_string="abcdefg" Question 1 (2 points) When does the + operator concatenate instead of add? What happens if you try to use + on a string with an integer? Why do you think this happens? Paragraph V B I U A Lato (Recom... v 19px... T EQ ... Question 2 (2 points) If a string has 10 characters, what is the index of the last character? Paragraph Lato (Recom... v B I 19px... v U A v Paragraph V BI Lato (Recom... V 19px... v T Question 3 (2 points) Explain why this code causes an exception: Animal = "Tiger" Animal[0] = "L" 2 d ex > lb all E V (/) + v > ... 11. 23 Question 4 (1 point) Try to figure out what the following code will display for the string given, then check your hypothesis using the Python interpreter. my_string="abcdefg" a. print (my string[2:5]) Question 5 (1 point) Try to figure out what the following code will display for the string given, then check your hypothesis using the Python interpreter. my_string="abcdefg" b. print (my_string[3:]) Question 6 (1 point) Try to figure out what the following code will display for the string given, then check your hypothesis using the Python interpreter. my_string="abcdefg" c. print (my string[:3]) Question 7 (1 point) Try to figure out what the following code will display for the string given, then check your hypothesis using the Python interpreter. my_string="abcdefg" d. print (my string[:-3]) Question 8 (1 point) Try to figure out what the following code will display for the string given, then check your hypothesis using the Python interpreter. my_string="abcdefg" e. print (my_string[-3:]) Question 9 (1 point) Try to figure out what the following code will display for the string given, then check your hypothesis using the Python interpreter. my_string="abcdefg" f. print (my_string[:]) A 4 Question 10 (1 point) Try to figure out what the following code will display for the string given, then check your hypothesis using the Python interpreter. my_string = "abcdefg" g. print (my_string[7:]) h. print (my_string[4:1:-1]) A Question 11 (1 point) Try to figure out what the following code will display for the string given, then check your hypothesis using the Python interpreter. my_string="abcdefg"