Q. What does the `enumerate()` function do?

  • (A) Counts the elements in a list
  • (B) Returns index and value pairs from an iterable
  • (C) Sorts the elements
  • (D) Removes duplicates
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✅ Correct Answer: (B) Returns index and value pairs from an iterable
Explanation: `enumerate()` returns both index and item while looping through an iterable.

Published by Mr. Dubey ⭐ 104.85K Points at 07-Jun-2025 12:25 pm in Python

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`enumerate()` returns both index and item while looping through an iterable.

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