In programming languages, keywords are reserved names which have special meanings, thus allowing a program to specify commands, parameters, etc. Can you name all keywords in the Python programming language?
Updated to Python version 3.12
Soft keywords are included in blue blackground cells
True, False and None are not keywords, they are built-in objects in the global namespace. There are other such objects (NotImplemented, Ellipsis, integers), but none of them should be in this quiz.
Yes, those are keywords. Please, check the official Python 3.9 documentation, which is posted in the caveats. If you still do not agree, you can make a case with their developers and maintainers to change this definition. Best regards.