Y8 Python

Which of these is the correct way to save what the user has typed on the keyboard as "userValue"?

• input(userValue)

• userValue=input

• userValue=input()

• input=userValue()

Which of these will print a message and the variable "userValue" to the screen?

• print(Hello userValue)

• print("Hello userValue")

• print("Hello" userValue)

• print("Hello", userValue)

Which of these will make userValue into a number?

• userValue=input(int())

• int(userValue)=input()

• userValue=int(input())

• userValue=int(input)

If I have two variables "answer" and "guess", which will check they are equal?

• if answer = guess:

• IF answer == guess:

• if answer == guess

• if answer == guess:

What is wrong with this code:

lucky = 5

guess = int(input("Enter a guess: "))

if lucky == input:

print("You win!")

• The if statement checks the wrong values.

• The guess needs to be a number.

• The lucky number is wrong.

• Nothing is wrong.

What is wrong with this code:

lucky = 5

guess = input("Enter a guess: ")

if lucky == guess:

print("You win!")

• The if statement checks the wrong values.

• Guess needs to be an integer (number).

• The lucky number is wrong.

• Nothing is wrong.

What is wrong with this code:

lucky = 5

guess = int(input("Enter a guess: "))

if lucky == guess:

print("You win!")

• The if statement checks the wrong values.

• The guess needs to be a number.

• The lucky number is wrong.

• Nothing is wrong.

What are types?

• Keys on the keyboard

• Different kinds of data

• Numbers

• Words

Which of these is NOT a type

• Integer

• Boolean

• Float

• Flump

What is a string?

• A string of characters (punctuation,text and numeric) in speech marks

• A line of numbers and words that are in a print function

• Just the words that get output by python, not the numbers or anything that contains numbers

• Only words and punctuation, this will be bound within speech marks.