python for data science ai & development coursera week 5 quiz answers
Practice Quiz
1. What does API stand for?
- Application Programming Interaction
- Automatic Program Interaction
- Application Process Interface
- Application Programming Interface
2. The chart used to plot the cryptocurrency data in the lab is a
- Line Chart
- Point and Figure Chart
- Pole Chart
- Candlestick Chart
3. What information are we trying to find for each day in the lab for the chart?
- Open (Last), High (Max), Low (Min), Close (First)
- Open (First), High (Max), Low (Min), Close (Last)
- Open (Max), High (First), Low (Last), Close (Min)
- Open (Min), High (First), Low (Max), Close (Last)
4. What is the function of "GET" in HTTP requests?
- Returns the response from the client to the requestor
- Carries the request to the client from the requestor
- Sends data to create or update a resource
- Deletes a specific resource
5. What does URL stand for?
- Uniform Request Location
- Uniform Resource Locator
- Unilateral Resistance Locator
- Uniform Resource Learning
6. What does the file extension “csv” stand for?
- Comma Separated Values
- Comma Separation Valuations
- Common Separated Variables
- Comma Serrated Values
7. What is webscraping?
- The process to display all data within a URL
- The process to describe communication options
- The process to extract data from a particular website
- The process to request and retrieve information from a client
Module 5 Graded Quiz
8. What are the 3 parts to a response message?
- HTTP headers, blank line, and body
- Bookmarks, history, and security
- Start or status line, header, and body
- Encoding, body, and cache
Shuffle Q/A 1
9. What is the purpose of this line of code "table_row=table.find_all(name=’tr’)" used in webscraping?
- It will find all of the data within the table marked with a tag “tr”
- It will find all of the data within the table marked with a tag “p”
- It will find all of the data within the table marked with a tag “h1”
- It will find all of the data within the table marked with a tag “a”
