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Normally, all class objects have an __dict__ which allows new attributes to be bound to a class instance at runtime. When a class is defined with __slots__, only attributes whose names are present in 
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Latest Answer: There are 2 optional clauses used in try...except statements: 1. else clause: It is useful for code that must be executed when the try block doesn't create any exception2. finally clause:Its is useful for code that must be executed irrespective of whether ...
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Latest Answer: add u before the string >>> u 'test' ...

Latest Answer: List comprehensions help to create and manage lists in a simpler and clearer way than using map(), filter() and lambda. Each list comprehension consists of an expression followed by a for clause, then zero or more for or if clauses. ...

Latest Answer: Yes it does support. ...

Latest Answer: Python can run of every operating system like UNIX/LINUX, Mac, Windows and others. ...
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What is the statement that can be used in Python if a statement is required syntactically but the program requires no action?
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Latest Answer: range is the built-in function to be used for interating the sequence of numbers.for iter in range (0, 10):   print iter # prints 0 to 9for iter in range (0, 10, 2): # The last argument is the sequence to use. Default is 1.    print ...
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Latest Answer: Using curly brackets -> {}eg: {'a':'123', 'b':'456'} ...
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Latest Answer: No. You can use multiple if-else. as there is no need for this. ...
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