The Ultimate Guide to Python Programming With Python 3.10 - Comparison Operators

What does the inequality operator (!=) do in Python?

• Checks if a value is greater than another

• Checks if a value is less than another

• Checks if two values are equal

• Checks if two values are not equal

Which operator would you use to check if a number is greater than zero?

• ==

• <

• >

• !=

What will be printed if the condition 'number < 0' is false?

• The number is negative

• The number is zero

• Nothing will be printed

• The number is positive

How does the 'greater than or equal to' operator work?

• It checks if a value is greater than another

• It checks if a value is less than another

• It checks if a value is greater than or equal to another

• It checks if a value is equal to another

What happens if you change the order of conditions in an if-else statement?

• The conditions will not be evaluated

• The program will crash

• The program will ignore the conditions

• The outcome may change based on the new order

In the shopping application example, what discount is applied if the total is 120?

• 5% discount

• No discount

• 15% discount

• 10% discount

Why is it important to convert input to an integer in the shopping application?

• To display the input as a string

• To perform numerical comparisons

• To store the input in a database

• To print the input on the screen