Which keyword is used to define a method?

What method(s) can be called using the class name?

 Which method contains the self parameter?

Which of the following statement(s) is/are true?

Statement 1: Python does not support method overloading.

Statement 2: Operator overloading is possible in Python.

In Python, ____ decorator is used to define a class method.

What is the output of the below code?

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>>> class Fruit:

>>>    def __init__(orange, name):

>>>        orange.name = name

>>> mango = Fruit(“mango”)

>>> print(mango.name)

 What is the output of the below code?

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>>> class Loops:

>>>    @staticmethod

>>>    def print_strings(num, str):

>>>        for i in range(num):

>>>            print(str)

>>> Loops.print_strings(2, “Hello World”)

What is the output of the below code?

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>>> class Basket:

>>>    fruits = 0

>>>    @classmethod

>>>    def add_fruit(cls):

>>>        cls.fruits += 1

>>> basket1 = Basket()

>>> basket1.add_fruit()

>>> basket1.add_fruit()

>>> basket2 = Basket()

>>> print(basket2.fruits)

What is the output of the below code?

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>>> class Addition:

>>>    def __init__(self, num):

>>>        self.num = num

>>>    def __add__(self, other):

>>>        return self.num – other.num

>>> num1 = Addition(10)

>>> num2 = Addition(3)

>>> print(num1 + num2)

What is the output of the below code?

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>>> class Cat:

>>>    def __init__(self, age):

>>>        self.age = age

>>>    def set_age(self, num):

>>>        self.age = num

>>>    def get_age(self):

>>>        return self.age

>>> cat1 = Cat(2)

>>> cat2 = Cat(4)

>>> cat1.set_age(cat2.get_age())

>>> cat2.set_age(5)

>>> cat3 = Cat(cat1.get_age() + cat2.get_age())

>>> print(cat3.get_age())