1. What does the Python zip() function do? Sorts elements in a list Aggregates elements from multiple iterables into tuples Filters elements based on a condition Reverses the order of elements in a list

2. What type of object does zip() return in Python 3? List Dictionary Iterator Set

3. What happens if the iterables passed to zip() are of different lengths? The resulting iterator stops at the shortest iterable It raises an error It pads shorter iterables with None It repeats elements from the shorter iterable

4. Which of the following is a correct way to unzip a zipped object? list(zip(*zipped)) zip(zipped) zipped.unzip() Using the * operator: zip(*zipped)

5. Which of these is a common use case for zip()? Sorting a list of numbers Generating random numbers Iterating over multiple lists in parallel Removing duplicates from a list