Introduction to Computing MCQs with Answers
Practice important Introduction to Computing MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q1361: How is a function declared in pseudocode according to Python convention?
- A: function name():
- B: def name():
- C: method name()
- D: subprogram name:
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B
Q1362: What is the purpose of a function in pseudocode?
- A: To create a new variable
- B: To execute a sequence of statements
- C: To define reusable blocks of code
- D: To declare constants
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C
Q1363: How do you call a function named CalculateInterest in pseudocode?
- A: CalculateInterest
- B: Call CalculateInterest()
- C: CalculateInterest()
- D: Execute CalculateInterest
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C
Q1364: In pseudocode, how do you use a function within an if-else structure?
- A: if (condition): ExecuteFunction else: ExecuteAnotherFunction
- B: if (condition): Function() else: AnotherFunction()
- C: if (condition): Function else: AnotherFunction
- D: if (condition): {Function()} else {AnotherFunction()}
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B
Q1365: What does the pseudocode statement def Greetings(): signify?
- A: A function named Greetings is being defined
- B: A variable named Greetings is being declared
- C: A class named Greetings is being initialized
- D: A loop named Greetings is being set up
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A
Q1366: How do you specify the actions performed by a function in pseudocode?
- A: By placing the actions inside curly braces {}
- B: By listing the actions after the function definition
- C: By defining the actions in a separate section
- D: By using the function keyword
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B
Q1367: What happens when a function call is executed in pseudocode?
- A: The function’s block of code is executed
- B: The function’s name is printed
- C: The function’s parameters are declared
- D: The function’s definition is updated
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A
Q1368: Which of the following correctly represents a function that prints "Hello" three times in pseudocode?
- A: def Greetings(): print("Hello") print("Hello") print("Hello")
- B: def Greetings(): print("Hello") repeat 3 times
- C: function Greetings(): print("Hello")
- D: def Greetings(): print("Hello", 3)
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A
Q1369: What is the role of the def keyword in pseudocode?
- A: It defines a new class
- B: It declares a new variable
- C: It initializes a new function
- D: It creates a new loop
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C
Q1370: How do you end a function definition in pseudocode?
- A: With a return statement
- B: With an end keyword
- C: With an exit keyword
- D: By indenting the next line
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B