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The following diagram represents an ATM class that’s used to represent ATM devices that are part of a bank’s ATM system.  The attributes are data items the ATM must store about its own state and are needed to support the usual operation of withdrawing cash.  The methods are the ATM’s behaviors, or operations, needed to support the withdrawal operation.  Which of the following methods must be added to fully support that operation?  Select the one best choice.    

A class definition called Property is given below.  Create code for a method that displays a brief description of the property when the Python print function prints the object id of the property.  The “__size” and “__value” attributes are integer values, the other attributes are strings.  class Property ( ):        def __init__(self, name, propID, loc, size, value, owner): self.__name = name                self.__propID = propID                self.__loc = loc                self.__size = size self.__value = value                self.__owner = ownerFor example, when this code is executed: p1 = Property(‘Private Res.’, ‘FX0042’, ‘9900 University Dr’, 9500, 765000, ‘Maria Muellerl’) ……the code print(p1) displays this: Name: Private Res. Property ID: FX0042 Location: 9900 University Dr Size: 9500 sq ft Value: $765000 Owner: Maria Mueller

What is true about a Python ‘class’?  Check all that are true.

Consider the following class definitions. Which of the lines below will be in the display output of the following global code if executed after the above class definitions have already been executed?  Check all that will be displayed. Ed = Horse (‘Mr. Ed’, ‘land’) Moby = Whale (‘Moby Dick’, ‘ocean’) Monty = Snake (‘Python’, ‘ground’) Angie = Eagle (‘Angeline’, ‘air’) Orca = Whale (‘Killer’, ‘ocean’) for animal in (Ed, Monty, Angie, Orca):           animal.moves( )

What is true about ‘__init__’?  Check all that are true.

Create a new class called ContactList that is a sublcass of the built-in ‘list’ class, but ensures items added to the class fit the pattern of an email address.  Assume that items can only be added to the subclass via the append and insert methods, and not when the constructor creates objects.  Specifically, the data parameter provided to the methods must be (1) a type string, (2) at least 15 characters long, (3) not already appear in the list, (4) include the string “@”, and (5) end with the string “.com” (dot-com) in the usual place of an email address.  Use the string method “endswith()” to detect number (5).  That method matches the ending of a string with the given parameter and returns True if they match.  Write the code for the ContactList subclass to be consistent with the above definition.  Return True when an item is successfully added, otherwise return False.  

A class definition called Property is given below.  The “__size” and “__value” attributes are integer values, the other attributes are strings.  Add code for two methods. One allows the “__value” attribute to be changed to a new value, but only if the new value is less than $2,500,000 (2.5 million) and the new value does not exceed the current by more than 15%.  The method returns True if the change is successful, otherwise it returns False.  The other method returns a per square foot value (value divided by size) of the property based on the size and value attributes.  The return value is a float type with two digits to the right of the decimal place. class Property ( ):        def __init__(self, name, propID, loc, size, value, owner): self.__name = name                self.__propID = propID                self.__loc = loc                self.__size = size self.__value = value                self.__owner = owner

Python allows for the creation of custom-defined exceptions.  Which of the following are true of that feature?  Check all that apply.

What lines will appear in the display output of the following code? Check all that apply.class OnlyEvens (Exception):    passtry:    num = 58    if int(num) % 2 != 0:         raise OnlyEvens (“Only even integers allowed”)    print(‘Number is even’) print(‘Exiting’)except Exception as e:     print(‘Something went wrong’)finally: print (‘Finito’)   

What information is conveyed by the following diagram?  Check all that are true: