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Microsoft Python Certification Exam 98-281 & PCEP Preparation Guide
Introduction To Programming Using Python
PCEP Certified Entry Level Python Programmer
Raman Publications
R. Raman
Dhyanashri Raman
Archith Raman
Copyright 2021 Raman Publications
All rights reserved.
ISBN : 9798589463590
Table of Contents
1 Introduction Microsoft & PCEP Certification Guide
  • This exam guide prepares a student to get a Microsoft certification Exam-98-281 Introduction to programming using Python.
  • This exam guide also prepares the student to get a PCEP Certified entry level Python Programmer, awarded by the Python institute.
  • This guide assumes certain level of programming knowledge. It is not a beginner text book.
Pre-Requisites:
  • Basic programming language skills using Python with hands on experience
Microsoft Certification Exam Details:
  • Total Questions: 40
  • Total Duration: 45 minutes
  • Python certification: 98-381 Introduction to programming using python
  • Minimum Pass score: 70%
Useful Links:
  • Link to details : https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/learning/exam-98-381.aspx
  • Syllabus Link : https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/learning/course.aspx?cid=55264
About this Exam Guide
This guide has four individual modules & practice tests and two full final practice tests. The 6 modules are as follows:
  • Module 1: Perform Operations Using Data Types and Operators (20 25%)
  • Module 2: Control Flow with Decisions & Loops (25-30%)
  • Module 3: Perform input/output operations using console & Files Code (20-25%)
  • Module 4: Document & Structure Code, Error/Exceptions, Module/Tools (20-25%)
  • Module 5: Python Certification Microsoft 98-381 Full Practice Test #1
  • Module 6: Python Certification Microsoft 98-381 Full Practice Test #2
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2 Module 1: Perform operations using data types & operators
Module 1: Perform Operations Using Data Types and Operators (20 25%) - Test #1
In this module the following concepts will be tested: . This is the first module in the syllabus.
Assign data types to variables.
  • Evaluate an expression to identify the data type Python will assign to each variable
  • Identify str, int, float, and bool data types
Perform data and data type operations
  • Convert from one data type to another type; construct data structures; perform indexing and slicing operations
Perform Arithmetic, Comparison and Logical Operations
  • Assignment; Comparison; Logical; Arithmetic; Identity (is); Containment (in)
Determine the sequence of execution based on operator precedence
  • Assignment; Comparison; Logical; Arithmetic; Identity (is); Containment (in)
Select the appropriate operator to achieve the intended result
  • Assignment; Comparison; Logical; Arithmetic; Identity (is); Containment (in)
Module 1- Practice Test 1 Total Time: 45 Minutes; Minimum Pass score is: 70%
Answers Module 1, Practice Test 1
Module Questions
Answer & Explanation
M1Q1
Answer: 2.
Output Value of a is : False Value of b is : 1
First 2 lines assign values to variables a and b using the assignment operator.
Line 3: There are 2 operators used,
Lne4:First one is python comparison operator ==. It compares values of a and b and returns a boolean result. In this case a == b evaluates to be False.
Hence value of False is assigned to a.
So the output of this program is :
Value of a is : False Value of b is : 1
M1Q2
Answer: 5. m will get the value of 5.
Since there is a conversion of the float to int explicitly for m, m = int(i/2) = int(5.5) = 5.
For others, j,k,l all will be evaluated as float and will get a value of 5.5
M1Q3
Answer: 1, 3.
Statement 3 & Statement 4 will give errors. Arithmetic operators like multiplication, division is not allowed when using strings.
However, Statement 1, Statement 2 are correct. the output for those will be : s1=ab and s2 = ac Since string addition is an allowed operation.
M1Q4
Answer: 3. 6
Length of the string without spaces is 5.
len(s1.rstrip() ) length = 8 means length of the string with spaces on left is 8. ( Right spaces are trimmed here )
Hence number of spaces on the left is 8-5 = 3.
Now len(s1.lstrip() ) = 8 which means all the left spaces are trimmed and length of the string including the right spaces is 8.
Hence the number of spaces on the right is 8-5 = 3.
So the total number of spaces is : Spaces on left + spaces on right = 3+ 3 = 6
M1Q5
Answer: 3,4
v is true since it has one array element in it and the value of the element is false. So count of v is non zero hence v is true
Same with x, x has one element and hence of count is non zero and x is true
z has a space element in it. count of z is also one making z as true as well
y on the other hand is an empty string so bool of an empty string will result in false. So y is false.
M1Q6
Answer: 4
First two lines assign values to variables a and b using the assignment operator.
Line 3: There are 2 operators used,
First one is python comparison operator == . It compares values of a and b and returns a boolean result. In this case a == b evaluates to be False .
Hence value of False is assigned to a.
So the output of this program is :
Value of a is : False Value of b is : 1
M1Q7
Answer: 1,2,3,4
print (s1[1:2] ) In this statement the string from index 1 is picked which is the second position of the string. S1[1] = e
print ( s1[1:-3] ) In this statement, the index is counted from the right most and the character next to the character 3 positions from right is picked which is e
print ( s1[1] ) character at position 1 is picked which is again e
print ( s1[-4]). In this, the 4th character from the right is picked which is also e
M1Q8
Answer: 1, 2
k-= q = 6 + 2j - 6 - 2j = 0.0 + 0.0j. Both real and imaginary parts are zero.
k = k - (-q) = 6 +2j - ( 6 + 2j ) = 0.0 + 0.0j both real and imaginary parts are zero.
For the other 2 equations the value of K is non zero for both real and imaginary parts.
k = 12 + 4j ( for k -=q )
k = 24 + 8j ( for k = k - q - q )
M1Q8
Answer: 4
S1[:n} when n=5 wil assign all characters from the 5th position to the left of the string
So a = Hello
b will be all characters from 5th position to the right of the string.
So b = Welcome Good bye
When you add a and b both will give the original string.
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