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Python Error Finding Unique

The document lists various code snippets along with their corresponding errors and suggested fixes. Each question identifies a specific coding mistake, such as type errors, syntax errors, and module import issues. The document serves as a reference for common programming errors and their resolutions.

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Python Error Finding Unique

The document lists various code snippets along with their corresponding errors and suggested fixes. Each question identifies a specific coding mistake, such as type errors, syntax errors, and module import issues. The document serves as a reference for common programming errors and their resolutions.

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Q1: Find the error in this code:

'2' + 3
Ans: TypeError: must be str, not int. Fix: '2' + str(3).

Q2: Find the error in this code:


open('nofile.txt').read()
Ans: FileNotFoundError: no such file.

Q3: Find the error in this code:


a = 5 print(b)
Ans: NameError: b is not defined.

Q4: Find the error in this code:


import maths
Ans: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'maths'. Correct: import math.

Q5: Find the error in this code:


my_list = (1,2,3); my_list.append(4)
Ans: AttributeError: tuple has no attribute 'append'. Fix: use list.

Q6: Find the error in this code:


x = '10'; y = int(x); print(y+z)
Ans: NameError: z is not defined.

Q7: Find the error in this code:


while True print('hi')
Ans: SyntaxError: missing colon. Fix: while True: print('hi').

Q8: Find the error in this code:


{[1,2]:'val'}
Ans: TypeError: unhashable type: 'list'. Keys must be immutable.

Q9: Find the error in this code:


int('abc')
Ans: ValueError: invalid literal for int().

Q10: Find the error in this code:


my_list = (1,2,3); my_list.append(4)
Ans: AttributeError: tuple has no attribute 'append'. Fix: use list.

Q11: Find the error in this code:


for i in range(5) print(i)
Ans: SyntaxError: missing colon after for statement. Fix: for i in range(5):

Q12: Find the error in this code:


myset = {1,2,3}; print(myset[0])
Ans: TypeError: 'set' object is not subscriptable.

Q13: Find the error in this code:


list = [1,2]; print(list[5])
Ans: IndexError: list index out of range.

Q14: Find the error in this code:


myset = {1,2,3}; print(myset[0])
Ans: TypeError: 'set' object is not subscriptable.

Q15: Find the error in this code:


d = {1:'a',2:'b'}; print(d[3])
Ans: KeyError: 3 not found. Fix: use d.get(3).

Q16: Find the error in this code:


import maths
Ans: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'maths'. Correct: import math.

Q17: Find the error in this code:


print('Hello' + 5)
Ans: TypeError: can only concatenate str (not int) to str. Fix: print('Hello' + str(5))

Q18: Find the error in this code:


{[1,2]:'val'}
Ans: TypeError: unhashable type: 'list'. Keys must be immutable.

Q19: Find the error in this code:


while True print('hi')
Ans: SyntaxError: missing colon. Fix: while True: print('hi').

Q20: Find the error in this code:


if True print('yes')
Ans: SyntaxError: missing colon. Fix: if True: print('yes').

Q21: Find the error in this code:


for i in range(5) print(i)
Ans: SyntaxError: missing colon after for statement. Fix: for i in range(5):

Q22: Find the error in this code:


int('abc')
Ans: ValueError: invalid literal for int().

Q23: Find the error in this code:


my_list = (1,2,3); my_list.append(4)
Ans: AttributeError: tuple has no attribute 'append'. Fix: use list.

Q24: Find the error in this code:


open('nofile.txt').read()
Ans: FileNotFoundError: no such file.

Q25: Find the error in this code:


'2' + 3
Ans: TypeError: must be str, not int. Fix: '2' + str(3).

Q26: Find the error in this code:


'2' + 3
Ans: TypeError: must be str, not int. Fix: '2' + str(3).

Q27: Find the error in this code:


d = {1:'a',2:'b'}; print(d[3])
Ans: KeyError: 3 not found. Fix: use d.get(3).

Q28: Find the error in this code:


a = 5 print(b)
Ans: NameError: b is not defined.

Q29: Find the error in this code:


for i in range(5) print(i)
Ans: SyntaxError: missing colon after for statement. Fix: for i in range(5):

Q30: Find the error in this code:


for i in 10: print(i)
Ans: TypeError: 'int' object is not iterable.

Q31: Find the error in this code:


int('abc')
Ans: ValueError: invalid literal for int().
Q32: Find the error in this code:
d = {1:'a',2:'b'}; print(d[3])
Ans: KeyError: 3 not found. Fix: use d.get(3).

Q33: Find the error in this code:


def f(a,b=2,c): return a+b+c
Ans: SyntaxError: non-default argument follows default argument.

Q34: Find the error in this code:


for i in 10: print(i)
Ans: TypeError: 'int' object is not iterable.

Q35: Find the error in this code:


if True print('yes')
Ans: SyntaxError: missing colon. Fix: if True: print('yes').

Q36: Find the error in this code:


open('nofile.txt').read()
Ans: FileNotFoundError: no such file.

Q37: Find the error in this code:


print('Hello' + 5)
Ans: TypeError: can only concatenate str (not int) to str. Fix: print('Hello' + str(5))

Q38: Find the error in this code:


x = [1,2]; x.remove(3)
Ans: ValueError: list.remove(x): x not in list.

Q39: Find the error in this code:


'2' + 3
Ans: TypeError: must be str, not int. Fix: '2' + str(3).

Q40: Find the error in this code:


x = [1,2]; x.remove(3)
Ans: ValueError: list.remove(x): x not in list.

Q41: Find the error in this code:


for i in range(5) print(i)
Ans: SyntaxError: missing colon after for statement. Fix: for i in range(5):

Q42: Find the error in this code:


a = 5 print(b)
Ans: NameError: b is not defined.

Q43: Find the error in this code:


while True print('hi')
Ans: SyntaxError: missing colon. Fix: while True: print('hi').

Q44: Find the error in this code:


if True print('yes')
Ans: SyntaxError: missing colon. Fix: if True: print('yes').

Q45: Find the error in this code:


d = {1:'a',2:'b'}; print(d[3])
Ans: KeyError: 3 not found. Fix: use d.get(3).

Q46: Find the error in this code:


x = '10'; y = int(x); print(y+z)
Ans: NameError: z is not defined.

Q47: Find the error in this code:


import maths
Ans: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'maths'. Correct: import math.

Q48: Find the error in this code:


{[1,2]:'val'}
Ans: TypeError: unhashable type: 'list'. Keys must be immutable.

Q49: Find the error in this code:


x = 10/0
Ans: ZeroDivisionError: division by zero.

Q50: Find the error in this code:


x = 10/0
Ans: ZeroDivisionError: division by zero.

Q51: Find the error in this code:


while True print('hi')
Ans: SyntaxError: missing colon. Fix: while True: print('hi').

Q52: Find the error in this code:


list = [1,2]; print(list[5])
Ans: IndexError: list index out of range.

Q53: Find the error in this code:


{[1,2]:'val'}
Ans: TypeError: unhashable type: 'list'. Keys must be immutable.

Q54: Find the error in this code:


list = [1,2]; print(list[5])
Ans: IndexError: list index out of range.

Q55: Find the error in this code:


list = [1,2]; print(list[5])
Ans: IndexError: list index out of range.

Q56: Find the error in this code:


x = '10'; y = int(x); print(y+z)
Ans: NameError: z is not defined.

Q57: Find the error in this code:


x = [1,2]; x.remove(3)
Ans: ValueError: list.remove(x): x not in list.

Q58: Find the error in this code:


lambda x,y= x+y
Ans: SyntaxError: invalid syntax for lambda.

Q59: Find the error in this code:


x = 10/0
Ans: ZeroDivisionError: division by zero.

Q60: Find the error in this code:


myset = {1,2,3}; print(myset[0])
Ans: TypeError: 'set' object is not subscriptable.

Q61: Find the error in this code:


x = [1,2]; x.remove(3)
Ans: ValueError: list.remove(x): x not in list.

Q62: Find the error in this code:


open('nofile.txt').read()
Ans: FileNotFoundError: no such file.
Q63: Find the error in this code:
a = 5 print(b)
Ans: NameError: b is not defined.

Q64: Find the error in this code:


'2' + 3
Ans: TypeError: must be str, not int. Fix: '2' + str(3).

Q65: Find the error in this code:


import maths
Ans: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'maths'. Correct: import math.

Q66: Find the error in this code:


open('nofile.txt').read()
Ans: FileNotFoundError: no such file.

Q67: Find the error in this code:


d = {1:'a',2:'b'}; print(d[3])
Ans: KeyError: 3 not found. Fix: use d.get(3).

Q68: Find the error in this code:


def f(a,b=2,c): return a+b+c
Ans: SyntaxError: non-default argument follows default argument.

Q69: Find the error in this code:


print('Hello' + 5)
Ans: TypeError: can only concatenate str (not int) to str. Fix: print('Hello' + str(5))

Q70: Find the error in this code:


for i in 10: print(i)
Ans: TypeError: 'int' object is not iterable.

Q71: Find the error in this code:


print('Hello' + 5)
Ans: TypeError: can only concatenate str (not int) to str. Fix: print('Hello' + str(5))

Q72: Find the error in this code:


x = 10/0
Ans: ZeroDivisionError: division by zero.

Q73: Find the error in this code:


myset = {1,2,3}; print(myset[0])
Ans: TypeError: 'set' object is not subscriptable.

Q74: Find the error in this code:


{[1,2]:'val'}
Ans: TypeError: unhashable type: 'list'. Keys must be immutable.

Q75: Find the error in this code:


while True print('hi')
Ans: SyntaxError: missing colon. Fix: while True: print('hi').

Q76: Find the error in this code:


for i in range(5) print(i)
Ans: SyntaxError: missing colon after for statement. Fix: for i in range(5):

Q77: Find the error in this code:


def f(a,b=2,c): return a+b+c
Ans: SyntaxError: non-default argument follows default argument.

Q78: Find the error in this code:


if True print('yes')
Ans: SyntaxError: missing colon. Fix: if True: print('yes').

Q79: Find the error in this code:


lambda x,y= x+y
Ans: SyntaxError: invalid syntax for lambda.

Q80: Find the error in this code:


list = [1,2]; print(list[5])
Ans: IndexError: list index out of range.

Q81: Find the error in this code:


x = '10'; y = int(x); print(y+z)
Ans: NameError: z is not defined.

Q82: Find the error in this code:


def f(a,b=2,c): return a+b+c
Ans: SyntaxError: non-default argument follows default argument.

Q83: Find the error in this code:


print('Hello' + 5)
Ans: TypeError: can only concatenate str (not int) to str. Fix: print('Hello' + str(5))

Q84: Find the error in this code:


a = 5 print(b)
Ans: NameError: b is not defined.

Q85: Find the error in this code:


x = '10'; y = int(x); print(y+z)
Ans: NameError: z is not defined.

Q86: Find the error in this code:


int('abc')
Ans: ValueError: invalid literal for int().

Q87: Find the error in this code:


for i in 10: print(i)
Ans: TypeError: 'int' object is not iterable.

Q88: Find the error in this code:


def f(a,b=2,c): return a+b+c
Ans: SyntaxError: non-default argument follows default argument.

Q89: Find the error in this code:


lambda x,y= x+y
Ans: SyntaxError: invalid syntax for lambda.

Q90: Find the error in this code:


int('abc')
Ans: ValueError: invalid literal for int().

Q91: Find the error in this code:


import maths
Ans: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'maths'. Correct: import math.

Q92: Find the error in this code:


x = 10/0
Ans: ZeroDivisionError: division by zero.

Q93: Find the error in this code:


lambda x,y= x+y
Ans: SyntaxError: invalid syntax for lambda.
Q94: Find the error in this code:
x = [1,2]; x.remove(3)
Ans: ValueError: list.remove(x): x not in list.

Q95: Find the error in this code:


myset = {1,2,3}; print(myset[0])
Ans: TypeError: 'set' object is not subscriptable.

Q96: Find the error in this code:


my_list = (1,2,3); my_list.append(4)
Ans: AttributeError: tuple has no attribute 'append'. Fix: use list.

Q97: Find the error in this code:


lambda x,y= x+y
Ans: SyntaxError: invalid syntax for lambda.

Q98: Find the error in this code:


my_list = (1,2,3); my_list.append(4)
Ans: AttributeError: tuple has no attribute 'append'. Fix: use list.

Q99: Find the error in this code:


for i in 10: print(i)
Ans: TypeError: 'int' object is not iterable.

Q100: Find the error in this code:


if True print('yes')
Ans: SyntaxError: missing colon. Fix: if True: print('yes').

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