What will happen if you enter the following code in IDLE?
>>> aList = [10, 23, 'bye', 4.6]
>>> aList.sorto
A)aList will be sorted but the result will not be saved since there is no assignment statement.
B)You will see an error statement since you cannot sort a list with both string and numeric data.
C)alist will be sorted and will remain sorted.
D)You will see an error statement since you need the last line of code to include an assignment statement

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Answer:

The answer to this question is given below in the explanation section.

Explanation:

This question is about choosing the correct option after running the given Python code.

When you will run the code

aList = [10, 23, 'bye', 4.6]

aList.sorto

Then you will see the error because the last statement is not written right, and it will produce the error. There is not sorto function in python. The correct function is sort().      

However, if we assume the given code is

aList = [10, 23, 'bye', 4.6]

aList.sort()

Then you will see an error statement since you cannot sort a list with both string and numeric data. Because the list aList contains numeric and string values.

While python sort function is used to sorts the elements of a given list in a specific ascending or descending order.

All other options in this case are incorrect. Only option B is correct.

Answer:

You will see an error statement since you cannot sort a list with both string and numeric data.

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