Correct answer is : C

"78.0 % 3" is a string type. So will print as it is "78.0 % 3"

Correct answer is : D

Python Operator Precedence

1. Parentheses (grouping)
2. Function call
3. Slicing
4. Subscription
5. Attribute reference
6. Exponentiation
7. Bitwise not
8. Positive, negative
9. Multiplication, division, remainder
10. Addition, subtraction
11. Bitwise shifts
12. Bitwise AND
13. Bitwise XOR
14. Bitwise OR
15. Comparisons, membership, identity
16. Boolean NOT
17. Boolean AND
18. Boolean OR
19. Lambda expression

Correct answer is : C

243.00 is a float type so 243.00 % 4 will provide remainder as float .i.e. 3.0

Correct answer is : B

Exponential operator ** has more precedence than multiplication *
So 2**4 will be evaluated first, resulting in 16
Then 5 * 16 will produce 80 as output

Correct answer is : C

Infinity can be declared as float('Inf') or float('-Inf')

Correct answer is : B

Parentheses will be evaluated first.
Here both the right and left side expression will produce 1.1111111111111112
So the final output will be True

Correct answer is : C

Expressions with ** is evaluated from right to left
3 ** 4 ** 2 is equivalent to 3 ** (4 ** 2)

Correct answer is : D

Expressions with "/" is getting evaluated from left to right
128 / 16 / 2 is evaluated as (128 / 16) / 2

Correct answer is : C

// and * have same precedence so it will be evaluated left to right.
So 72 // 13 % 7will be evaluated as (72 // 13) % 7and 72 * 13 // 7 as (72 * 13) // 7

Correct answer is : B

"|" is binary OR operator.
So 0x78 converts to 1111000 and 0x23 to 100011 and the bit wise OR operator is performed.

1111000 OR 100011

(1 OR 1) = 1
(1 OR 0) = 1
(1 OR 0) = 1
(1 OR 0) = 1
(0 OR 0) = 0
(0 OR 1) = 1
(0 OR 1) = 1

The above results in 1111011 and prints 123 on console