Python MCQs with Explanations

Which of the following statements is correct in this python code?

class Name: def __init__(javatpoint): javajavatpoint = java name1=Name("ABC") name2=name

1.  It will throw the error as multiple references to the same object is not possible
2. id(name1) and id(name2) will have same value
3. Both name1 and name2 will have reference to two different objects of class Name
4. All of the above

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Answer: 

Option b: id(name1) and id(name2) will have same value

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In the code provided, name1 is an instance of the Name class created with the argument "ABC" passed to its constructor. name2 is assigned the value of the name variable, but it seems that the name variable is not defined in the given code snippet.

Since name1 and name2 are both instances of the Name class, their id() values will be the same. The id() function in Python returns a unique identifier for each object, and in this case, name1 and name2 are referencing the same object of the Name class.

To clarify, the given code snippet does not contain any errors related to multiple references to the same object. It creates one object of the Name class referenced by both name1 and name2.