Question

what is an object in python?
a way to represent data or information.
a type of error.
a code cell in google colab.
a mathematical calculation.
question 5
why is true not a valid object in python?
python is case - sensitive, so it should be true.
it needs to be in quotation marks.
it needs to be converted to a number.
true is not a real truth.

Explanation:

In Python, everything is an object. An object is a way to represent data or information. For the second question, Python is case - sensitive. The boolean True (with a capital T and lowercase rest) is a valid object. 'TRUE' is not valid because of the case - sensitivity.

Answer:

For the first question: A way to represent data or information.
For the second question: Python is case - sensitive, so it should be True.