Predict the output if e is given input as 'True':

a = True
b = 0 < 5
print (a == b) 
print (a is b)
c = str (a)
d = str (b)
print (c == d) 
print (c is d)
e = input ("Enter :")
print (c == e) 
print (c is e)

Following expression does not report an error even if it has a sub-expression with 'divide by zero' problem:

3 or 10/0

What changes can you make to above expression so that Python reports this error?

Which of the following expressions will result in an error message being displayed when a program containing it is run?

(a) 2.0/4

(b) "3" + "Hello"

(c) 4 % 15

(d) int("5")/float("3")

(e) float("6"/"2")

Given a string s = "12345". Can you write an expression that gives sum of all the digits shown inside the string s i.e., the program should be able to produce the result as 15 (1+2+3+4+5).
[Hint. Use indexes and convert to integer]