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What will be displayed by the following Python code? st = [] for n in [3, 6, 9]: st.append(n) while st: print(st.pop(), end=" ")
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What will be displayed by the following Python code? st = [] for n in [3, 6, 9]: st.append(n) while st: print(st.pop(), end=" ")
- A.3 6 9
- B.9 6 3Correct answer
- C.3 9 6
- D.6 3 9
Solution
The values are appended in the order 3, 6, 9. Since pop() removes the most recently added element, they are printed in reverse order: 9 6 3.
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