Variables & Lists

You assign a VARIABLE by using 

• =
• " " or ' ' 
• [ ]
• >

Which statement is NOT correct about variables?

• Variables provide a way to label data with a descriptive name
• Variables are used to store information that you can refer to and manipulate
• Variables are containers that hold values that can change
• Variables cannot be displayed

Which statement is NOT correct about variable types

• A 'string ' is a group of characters
• A 'integer' is a WHOLE number
• A 'float' is a DECIMAL number
• A 'name' is a proper noun

You create a LIST by using 

• = __
• = [ ]
• " " or ' '
• List_

Which statement lets you ADD items to a LIST

• ListName.append( )
• ListName.add( )
• ListName.pineapple
• ListName + apple

Lists can be FIXED (once created CONTENTS DO NOT CHANGE) or VARIABLE (CONTENTS CHANGE and can be added anytime in the computer program).

• TRUE
• FALSE

The correct way to print 
mystring = 'tomato soup' 
mystring is the variable name
'tomato soup' is the value of the variable

• Print tomato soup
• print = tomato soup
• print (mystring)
• PRINT mystring

Is the following print statement correct?
print ("I aced the TEST!")

• YES
• NO

Which of the following will NOT work. I need to print the statement "Hello World" keeping the space between Hello and World.

• print ('Hello World')
• print ("Hello" + "  " +  World")
• print Hello + World
• Print ('Hello  ' + 'World')

What is this the code for?
hcshs = [ ]
hcshs.append('Bethel')
hcshs.append('Hampton')
hcshs.append('Phoebus')
hcshs.append('Kecoughtan')

• A list
• High Schools
•   A variable
• Names