WGU D335 INTRODUCTION TO PYTHON PRE-ASSESSMENT FULLY SOLVED 2026/2027 | Very Similar to OA | Western Governors University | Pass Guaranteed - A+ Graded

WGU D335 INTRODUCTION TO PYTHON PRE-ASSESSMENT
FULLY SOLVED 2026/2027 | Very Similar to OA | Western
Governors University | Pass Guaranteed - A+ Graded



Section 1: Variables, Data Types, Type Conversion & Input/Output
(Questions 1-12)


Question 1

Consider the following Python code:

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x = 42
y = "42"
z = 42.0
w = True


Which statement correctly identifies the data types of x, y, z, and w respectively?


A. str, int, float, bool
B. int, str, float, bool
C. int, str, int, int
D. float, str, float, str


Correct Answer: B


Rationale: x = 42 is an integer (int), y = "42" is a string (str), z = 42.0 is a

floating-point number (float), and w = True is a boolean (bool). Option A reverses x

,and y; Option C incorrectly types z as int and w as int; Option D incorrectly types x as

float and w as str.



Question 2

What is the output of the following Python code?

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a = 5
b = 2
result = a / b
print(type(result))


A. <class 'int'>
B. <class 'float'>
C. <class 'str'>
D. <class 'bool'>


Correct Answer: B


Rationale: In Python 3, the / operator always performs true division and returns a

float, even when dividing two integers. evaluates to 2.5, which is a float.

Option A is incorrect because / never returns int in Python 3 (use // for floor division);

Option C and D are incorrect as the result is numeric, not str or bool.



Question 3

What is the output of the following Python code?

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num = "100"
result = int(num) + 50

,print(result)


A. "10050"
B. 150
C. TypeError
D. "150"


Correct Answer: B


Rationale: int(num) explicitly casts the string "100" to the integer 100, then adds 50

to produce 150 (an integer). Option A would result from string concatenation (num +

"50"); Option C is incorrect because int() successfully converts the numeric string;

Option D is incorrect because the result is an integer, not a string.



Question 4

What is the output of the following Python code?

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value = input("Enter a number: ")
# User enters: 25
result = value * 3
print(result)


A. 75
B. 252525
C. TypeError
D. "75"


Correct Answer: B


Rationale: input() always returns a string. When the user enters 25, value becomes

"25". The * operator on a string performs repetition, so "25" * 3 produces

, "252525". Option A would require int(value) * 3; Option C is incorrect because

string repetition is valid; Option D incorrectly shows the result as a numeric string.



Question 5

What is the output of the following Python code?

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print(10 + 5.5)


A. 15
B. 15.5
C. TypeError
D. "10 + 5.5"


Correct Answer: B


Rationale: When an int and a float are combined with +, Python performs implicit

type conversion (the int is promoted to float), resulting in 15.5 (a float). Option A

is incorrect because the decimal is preserved; Option C is incorrect because Python
allows mixed numeric arithmetic; Option D is incorrect because the expression is
evaluated, not printed as a string.



Question 6

What is the output of the following Python code?

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x = "3.14"
y = float(x)
z = int(y)
print(z)