Q. Which of the following uses the id() function in Python?

  • (A) id() returns the object identifier
  • (B) An object does not have a unique identifier
  • (C) All the answers are true
  • (D) None of the above
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✅ Correct Answer: (A) id() returns the object identifier
Explanation: Each object in Python has a unique identifier. The id() function returns the identifier of the object.

Published by Tanmay ⭐ 2.43K Points at 31-Aug-2022 11:06 am in Python

Explanation by: Tanmay
Each object in Python has a unique identifier. The id() function returns the identifier of the object.

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