350-401 · Question #481
What is the output of this code?
The correct answer is D. CISCO. The code snippet's output 'CISCO' suggests that a string containing 'cisco' or 'Cisco' was processed to convert all its characters to uppercase before being printed.
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- Ausername Cisco
- Bget_credentials
- Cusername
- DCISCO
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(37 responses)- A5% (2)
- B3% (1)
- C14% (5)
- D78% (29)
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The code snippet's output 'CISCO' suggests that a string containing 'cisco' or 'Cisco' was processed to convert all its characters to uppercase before being printed.
This output would occur if the literal string 'username Cisco' was printed directly.
This output would occur if the literal string 'get_credentials' was printed, or if a function with that name was called and returned this specific string.
This output would occur if the literal string 'username' was printed, or if a variable named 'username' held this specific string value.
(Assuming the complete code snippet was provided) The output 'CISCO' implies that a string variable, likely holding 'cisco' or 'Cisco', was subjected to a string method or function (such as `.upper()` in Python) that transforms all alphabetic characters within the string to their uppercase equivalents, and then this modified string was printed.
Concept tested: String manipulation (uppercase)
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