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QUESTIONS = {
    "Which keyword do you use to loop over a given list of elements": [
        "for", "while", "each", "loop"
    ],
    "What's the purpose of the built-in zip() function": [
        "To iterate over two or more sequences at the same time",
        "To combine several strings into one",
        "To compress several files into one archive",
        "To get information from the user",
    ],
    "What's the name of Python's sorting algorithm": [
        "Timsort", "Quicksort", "Merge sort", "Bubble sort"
    ],
}

for question, alternatives in QUESTIONS.items():
    correct_answer = alternatives[0]
    sorted_alternatives = sorted(alternatives)
    for label, alternative in enumerate(sorted_alternatives):
        print(f"  {label}) {alternative}")

    answer_label = int(input(f"{question}? "))
    answer = sorted_alternatives[answer_label]
    if answer == correct_answer:
        print("Correct!")
    else:
        print(f"The answer is {correct_answer!r}, not {answer!r}")

  0) each
  1) for
  2) loop
  3) while
Correct!
  0) To combine several strings into one
  1) To compress several files into one archive
  2) To get information from the user
  3) To iterate over two or more sequences at the same time
The answer is 'To iterate over two or more sequences at the same time', not 'To get information from the user'
  0) Bubble sort
  1) Merge sort
  2) Quicksort
  3) Timsort
The answer is 'Timsort', not 'Merge sort'