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    1 print(Hello world!)

    Which command
    2 print "Hello world!"
    will display the
    text 'Hello
    world!' on the 3 print("Hello world!")
    screen?

    4 print = "Hello world!"


    Which command will
    correctly ask the user for
    their age?

    1. age = input("How old are you?")


    2. age = input(How old are you?)
    3. input("How old are you?") = age
    4. How old are you = input()
    What is the 8 "5" + "3"
    result of this
    command?
    print ("5" + "3")
    "8" 53
    Which function will convert a number to a
    string?

    int() str() ord() chr()


    Which function will convert a string
    containing only digits into a number?

    int() str() ord() chr()


    Which decision statement will be triggered if
    the variable x is less than 20?

    • if x > 20:
    • if x <> 20:
    • if x == 20:
    • if x < 20:
    x = "Hello"

    Which of these x != "Hello"


    tests whether
    the variable x is
    the same as x == "Hello"
    'Hello'?

    x <> "Hello"
    A piece of data that can change

    A piece of data you cannot change


    What is a
    variable?
    A coding technique

    A special file
    What does input do?

    It allows users to It converts data It allows a user to It allows users to


    change the program types solve a task enter data
    Integer

    Float
    what data
    type is 3.95? String

    Character
    What would the output of this code
    be if the user entered the value 70?

    1. Pass
    2. Fail
    3. Merit
    4. Distinction
    A whole number

    Which best
    A number that can have a decimal
    describes the
    types of data a
    string variable Either true or false
    can hold?

    A set of letters and/ or numbers


    What would the outcome of this
    program be?

    • 22
    • 50
    • Nothing, it won't run due to errors in the code
    • 38
    Which operator means not equal to

    == != >= <=
    Integer

    What sort of
    Data Type is
    Float String
    the following
    value: 23.45?

    Boolean
    Closes the program

    What does an Makes a decision

    IF statement
    do? Makes a copy of the code

    Makes a coffee
    Theories

    Strings
    What are
    these? ==, !=,
    <, >, <=, >= Boolean Operators

    Comparison Operators
    Input

    What function If
    do you use to
    display output
    on the screen? Print

    Show
    The data type for text is:

    Int Float Str Bool


    The data type for whole numbers is:

    Int Str Bool Float


    The data type for decimal values is:

    Int Str Bool Float


    1stChoice

    Which of First Choice


    these variable
    names is firstChoice
    valid?
    First+Choice
    Which one of these is the symbol for DIVIDE

    / * ** \
    Which one of these is the symbol for
    MULTIPLY?

    X * ** ^
    I want to force • age = int("What is your age?")
    • int = age(input("What is your age?")
    the user to input
    • age = ("What is your age?)
    a number for an • age = input("What is your age?")
    age. Which
    answer is correct?
    Which of the following would you use to ask
    the user for their name and store it?

    none of
    input print int
    these
    Integer

    Boolean
    What do we
    call decimals
    in Python String

    Float
    What symbols do we use for not equals?

    >= "=!" != !!=


    A sequence of instructions
    to solve a problem

    The finished code with


    comments
    What is an
    algorithm? Its the same as pseudo
    code

    A string that will help


    answer a problem
    How would I print a variable the
    variable age = 11?
    • print(11)
    • print(age)
    • Print(age)
    • print(age = 11)

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