The answer is 9.

9 is the Answer. Pass only means there are no statements to execute it does not means the variable is unavailable. Try a Print statemnt Print(i) after the For Loop and there is your result.

for i in range(10): pass #This pass will make it C because there is NO print function

for i in range(10): pass Sub pass for print(i): 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

C:\Python_Local\Python_CMD\PCAP>more pcep1.py for i in range(10): pass print(i) C:\Python_Local\Python_CMD\PCAP>python pcep1.py 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 C:\Python_Local\Python_CMD\PCAP>

Can someone confirm if this exam code is PCAP-31-03 ?

for i in range(10): print(f"for-i: {i}") pass print(f"final-i: {i}") for-i: 0 for-i: 1 for-i: 2 for-i: 3 for-i: 4 for-i: 5 for-i: 6 for-i: 7 for-i: 8 for-i: 9 final-i: 9

The answer is B because i is an interation variable. Once the loop has finished execution, it is no longer accessible.

The for loop start to count from 0 and de range of members that must to iterate are 10 loops, that says the loop begins in 0 and finish in 9.

Answer is 9

Answer : D : 9

Answer 9

The answer is 9

9 in the answer

D is the right answer. The value of the i variable when the for loop finishes its execution will be 9. This is because the range(10) function generates a sequence of numbers from 0 to 9, and the for loop will iterate over this sequence, with the variable i taking on each value in turn. When the for loop reaches the end of the sequence, it will stop, and the value of i at that point will be 9.

it's 9!

9 in the answer