Ruby Programming Training Quiz #1
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What is the first index of an array
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None of the above
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Ruby array can contain values of which type?
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Integers
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Floats
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Characters
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Any type
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Strings
Correct Answer
A. Any typeExplanation
Ruby array may contain values of any typeRate this question:
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What is the size of Ruby array
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10
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A Ruby array has no fixed size
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Count
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. A Ruby array has no fixed sizeExplanation
A Ruby array has no fixed size. It is automatically incremented as elements are added at the run time.
The count is an itterator used with for loop.Rate this question:
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Please look at this snippet of code:animal_sounds = {"dogs" => "bark", "elefant" => "trumpet", "lion" =>"roar", "cat" => "meow"}def zoo(param) for each_animal, each_sound in param puts each_sound end i_go ="Enough already!"endmy_pet_goes = zoo(animal_sounds)What is the value of my_pet_goes variable in the snippet of code below?
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Enough already!
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Roar
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Bark
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Trumpet
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. Enough already!Explanation
The correct answer is A - "Enough already!".
The value of my_pet_goes variable is set by return value of zoo method. Even though there is no explicit return statement, by default, the method returns the last evaluated expression, which is i_go ="Enough already!"Rate this question:
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What is the difference between a hash and an array in Ruby?
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Hash indices can be of any type
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There is no difference
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The size of a hash is not fixed
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The hash size is incremented dynamically
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. Hash indices can be of any typeExplanation
A. This is correct answer.
B. Is the wrong answer because array indices can only be of integer type.
C. This answer is wrong because the size of both array and hash are not fixed and incremented dynamically
D. This answer is wrong. The same reason as C.Rate this question:
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What is the name of key/value pair in Ruby hash?
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Index
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Value
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Entry
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Parameter
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. EntryExplanation
In Ruby hash, a key/value pair is referred to as an "entry". This term is commonly used to describe the combination of a key and its corresponding value in a hash data structure. The entry allows for efficient retrieval and manipulation of data stored in the hash, where each key is unique and associated with a specific value.Rate this question:
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Let's create an array:a=[12345, 23456, 34567, 98765]Which statement will print an index of the third element of this array.
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A[2]
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Puts a[3]
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For count in a print count if count ==2 end
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For count in a print a[2] end
Correct Answer
A. For count in a print count if count ==2 endExplanation
A. Is wrong because it will not print anything.
B. Is wrong because it will print 98765
C. Is the correct answer
D. Is wrong because it will output the third element with each itteration of for loopRate this question:
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What is correct way to pass parameters to a block?
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Block parameters are located at the beginning of the block, enclosed in a pipe symbols (||) and are separated by a colon.
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Block parameters are located at the beginning of the block, enclosed in a pipe symbols (||) and are separated by space.
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Block parameters are located at the beginning of the block, enclosed in square brackets and are separated by semicolon.
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Block parameters are located at the beginning of the block and separated by semicolon.
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. Block parameters are located at the beginning of the block, enclosed in a pipe symbols (||) and are separated by a colon.Explanation
The correct answer is A - Block parameters are located at the beginning of the block, enclosed in a pipe symbols (||) and are separated by a colon.Rate this question:
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Which statement correctly defines hash h?
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H=[fish => Catfish, dog => Terrier, cat => Siamese]
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H={fish => Catfish, dog => Terrier, cat => Siamese}
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H=[fish - Catfish, dog - Terrier, cat - Siamese]
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H=[fish => Catfish dog => Terrier cat => Siamese]
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. None of the aboveExplanation
The correct answer is E - "None of the above"
The correct answer to define such hash is h={"fish" => "Catfish", "dog" => "Terrier", "cat" => "Siamese"}Rate this question:
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Let's create an array:a=[1,2,3,4,5]Which statement creates the following output:[1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
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Puts a[0..5]
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A=[0,1,2,3,5] puts a[0..5]
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Print a[1..5]
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For count in a print a[count] end
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. For count in a print a[count] endExplanation
A. Is the wrong answer because:
puts outputs one string at a time, so the elemets of an array will be separated by new line.
B. Is the same as A.
C. will print 2345
D. Is a correct answerRate this question:
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What makes a snippet of code into a block?
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Putting square braces before the first statement and after the last statement of the snippet of code turns it into a block.
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Making a method out of snippet of code turns it into a block.
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Putting the word "do" at the beginning of the first statement and the word "end" after the last statement of the snippet of code turns it into a block.
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Putting curly braces before the first statement and after the last statement of the snippet of code turns it into a block.
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None of the above
Correct Answer(s)
A. Putting the word "do" at the beginning of the first statement and the word "end" after the last statement of the snippet of code turns it into a block.
A. Putting curly braces before the first statement and after the last statement of the snippet of code turns it into a block.Explanation
Answers C and D are correct. The block can be created by surrounding set of statements with curly brackets or with "do" and "end" words.Rate this question:
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Let's define a hash h. h={"fish" => "Catfish", "dog" => "Terrier", "cat" => "Siamese"} What is the right way to refer to the second element of this hash?
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H[1]
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H[2]
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H[dog]
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H['dog']
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H["dog"]
Correct Answer(s)
A. H['dog']
A. H["dog"]Explanation
Answers D and E are correct.
Value of h[1] and h[2] is nil and value of h[dog] prodices an error ...undefined local variable or method 'dog'...Rate this question:
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What will a standard output of this code snippet be?def print_parameters(par1, par2, par3) puts par1 puts '#{par2}' puts "#{par3}"end
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Par1 par3
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Par1 #{par2} par3
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Par1 par2 par3
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No output
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. No outputExplanation
The correct answer is D. There will be no output, since the method print_parameters was not called yet. The statements inside the method are executed only when the method is called.Rate this question:
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What will a standard output of this code snippet be?name = "Alva"print name if name = 'Ary ' ; print "Alva" ;
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AryAlva
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Ary Alva
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Nothing
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Ary Alva
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None of the above
Correct Answer
A. NothingExplanation
The correct answer is C - there will be no output in a standard out stream. This is because the last line of the question ends with a semicolon. This semicolon signifies that there will be a valid statement after it.Rate this question:
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Let's define a hash h. h={"fish" => "Catfish", "dog" => "Terrier", "cat" => "Siamese"} Which for loop produces an error?
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For animal in h puts animal end puts h['cat']
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For animal, type in h puts "I love " + type + " " +animal +"s" end puts h['cat']
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For count in h puts "I love " + type + " " +animal +"s" end puts h['cat']
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For h in h puts h end
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For h in h puts h end puts h['cat']
Correct Answer
A. For h in h puts h end puts h['cat']Explanation
Correct answer is E, it produces an error "can't convert String into Integer". This happens because after for loop is executed, variable h is redefined as two dimensional array. So notation h['cat'] is not legal, since indices of an array can only be numerical.Rate this question:
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