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Exam Code: PCPP-32-101
Exam Questions: 564
Certified Professional in Python Programming 1
Updated: 05 Dec, 2025
Question 1

You are building a Python application that needs to send an HTTP POST request with JSON data to a remote server. Which code snippet correctly demonstrates the usage of the requests module to accomplish this task?

Options :
Answer: D

Question 2

The boolean value True in Python is represented by a JSON element called

Options :
Answer: D

Question 3

You are developing a Python project and want to follow the PEP 8 guidelines for using comments effectively. Which of the following scenarios demonstrates the correct usage of block comments and inline comments according to PEP 8?

Options :
Answer: E

Question 4

Consider the following code snippet:

class BankAccount:

    interest_rate = 0.05

    total_accounts = 0

 

    def __init__(self, account_number, balance):

        self.account_number = account_number

        self.balance = balance

        BankAccount.total_accounts += 1

 def deposit(self, amount):

        self.balance += amount

 

    def withdraw(self, amount):

        if amount <= self.balance:

            self.balance -= amount

        else:

            print("Insufficient funds!")

 @classmethod

    def set_interest_rate(cls, rate):

        cls.interest_rate = rate

 

account1 = BankAccount("123456", 1000)

account2 = BankAccount("987654", 500)

 

account1.deposit(500)

account2.withdraw(200)

 print(account1.balance)

print(account2.balance)

print(BankAccount.interest_rate)

print(BankAccount.total_accounts)

What will be the output of the code snippet?

Options :
Answer: A

Question 5

Suppose you have the following Tkinter code snippet:

1. import tkinter as tk

2.  

3. def change_color(event):

4.     event.widget.configure(bg="red")

5.  

6. root = tk.Tk()

7. label = tk.Label(root, text="Click me!")

8. label.bind("", change_color)

9. label.pack()

10.  

11. root.mainloop()

What will happen when you click on the label?

Options :
Answer: A

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