The Raspberry Pi Platform and Python Programming for the Raspberry Pi Quiz Answers

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The Raspberry Pi Platform and Python Programming for the Raspberry Pi Week 01 Quiz Answers

Q1. Which component is not contained on the Raspberry Pi B+ board?

• Analog-to-Digital converter

Q2. An ARM-based processor is

• A processor which contains a core designed by ARM Ltd.

Q3. Which of the following is not a task of an operating system?

• Improve performance by increasing clock frequency of the processor

Q4. Which feature of the Raspberry Pi tends to make it seem like it is not an IoT device?

• It provides a graphic interface using a keyboard, monitor and mouse

Q5. Once the Raspberry Pi has been configured, what must be contained on the micro SD card?

• The operating system

Q6. Which of the following is not an impact of overclocking?

• Improved temperature profile

Q7. raspi-config can only be used during the initial setup.

• False

Q8. The Raspberry Pi can be configured to boot directly to the desktop

• True

The Raspberry Pi Platform and Python Programming for the Raspberry Pi Week 02 Quiz Answers

Q1. What does the ‘sudo’ command do?

• Allows a command to execute with root permission

Q2. What command shows a list of running processes?

• ps

Q3. What command prints out the contents of a directory?

• ls

Q4. What command creates a new directory?

• mkdir

Q5. What command should be used before powering off the machine?

• shutdown

Q6. What is the username of the non-root account created when Raspian is installed?

• pi

Q7. What command starts the graphic user interface from the shell after booting the Raspberry Pi?

• startx

Q8. The Raspberry Pi comes with Linux pre-installed?

• False

The Raspberry Pi Platform and Python Programming for the Raspberry Pi Week 03 Quiz Answers

Q1. Assume that we have typed the following in the Python shell:

x = ‘chemistry’

x[3]

What will be printed on the screen as a result?

• m

Q2. Assume that we have typed the following in the Python shell:

x = ‘chemistry’

‘i’ in x

What will be printed on the screen as a result?

• True

Q3. Assume that we have typed the following in the Python shell:

x = ‘3’

y = ‘4’

x + y * 2

What will be printed on the screen as a result?

• ‘344’

Q4. Assume that we have typed the following in the Python shell:

x = [1, 2]

y = [3, 4]

x.append(y)

What will be printed on the screen as a result?

• [1, 2, [3, 4]]

Q5. Assume that the following Python program is executed:

What will be printed on the screen as a result?

• 2

Q6. Assume that the following Python program is executed:

What will be printed on the screen as a result?

• [4, 5, 5, 6]

Q7. Correct indentation is essential for your Python program to work.

• True

Q8. Raspberry Pi can execute Python 3 code, but not Python 2.

• False

The Raspberry Pi Platform and Python Programming for the Raspberry Pi Week 04 Quiz Answers

Q1. How many GPIO pins does the Raspberry Pi B+ have?

• 40

Q2. How many GPIO pins are dedicated to the SPI protocol?

• 5

Q3. What voltage level is associated with HIGH on the GPIO of the Raspberry Pi?

• 3.3

Q4. What function determines the numbering of the pins used?

• GPIO.setmode()

Q5. What function determines whether a pin will be used as an input or an output?

• GPIO.setup()

Q6. What function is used to set a pin to a value?

• GPIO.output()

Q7. What function is used to read a digital value on a pin?

• GPIO.input()

Q8. What function is used to read an analog value on a pin?

• None of the above

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