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  1. Created by Guido van Rossum in 1991, this language was named after a British comedy troupe, not a snake.

    • Ruby
    • Java
    • Python
    • Perl
  2. Programmers use this character to write notes that the interpreter completely ignores when running the code.

    • Hash (#)
    • Double asterisk (**)
    • Semicolon (;)
    • Double slash (//)
  3. This built-in function displays output to the console, and it's typically the first thing beginners learn to use.

    • display()
    • print()
    • show()
    • output()
  4. This data type stores whole numbers like 42 or -7, without any decimal points.

    • int
    • float
    • str
    • bool
  5. This data type represents text and must be enclosed in single or double quotes when defined.

    • int
    • bool
    • str
    • float
  6. This data type has only two possible values and is used for logical conditions and comparisons.

    • str
    • float
    • int
    • bool
  7. This arithmetic operator performs exponentiation, raising a number to the power of another.

    • Double asterisk (**)
    • exp keyword
    • Double caret (^^)
    • Caret (^)
  8. Unlike many other languages, this character is not needed at the end of statements to mark their completion.

    • Period (.)
    • Colon (:)
    • Semicolon (;)
    • Comma (,)

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