What will be output when the following program is run?

age = 15
height = 160
weight = 55
if (age < 18):
    if (height > 150):
        if (weight < 50):
            print("A")
        else:
            print("B")
    else:
        print("C")
else:
    print("D")

mark = 75
if mark > 75 and mark < 75:
    print("A")

a = 3
b = a * 4
a = b + 2
b = a // 2
a = b * 3

print("Stop!" he yelled, "That's my cat's toy!")            # i  
print('"Stop!" he yelled, "That\'s my cat\'s toy!"')        # ii 
print(''''Stop!' he yelled, "That's my cat's toy!"''')      # iii 
print(""" "Stop!" he yelled, "That's my cat's toy!" """)    # iv 
print("Stop! he yelled, That's my cat's toy!")              # v  

Study the code below.

x = 0
if x <= 0:
    print("negative")
elif x == 0:
    print("zero")
else:
    print("positive")

Each of the following expressions will produce a value (or result in an error) when it is evaluated. Match the expression to the type of the value it will produce. Choose “error” if the expression cannot be evaluated because of an error.

Give the result of the evaluation of each expression. Give the exact value. Note that for e.g. 3.0 is not the same as 3. If there is an error in the expression then write “error”.

Give the output of each of the following statements. Ensure you give the exact output - i.e. precisely what will be printed on the screen. If there is an error in the statement, write "ERROR" as your answer. If there is no output, then leave the answer blank.

The Python precedence rules are given in the table above.

print( 12 / 3 // 2)

Which of the following are NOT valid numeric literals in Python? Choose all that apply.