Python KS3

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What will happen when this code is run? Options: Nothing there is an error on line 2, It will print the following: Hello World! Oh, you are a wally, It will print the following: "Hello World!" Then wait for next instruction, Nothing, there is no instruction given to the user.

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It will print the following: Hello World! Oh, you are a wally

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What will happen when this code is run? Options: Nothing there is an error on line 5, It will print the following: 10 10 20, It will print the following: 13.3333334, It will print the following: 10 10 20 Average = 13.33333334

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It will print the following: 13.3333334

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What will happen when this code is run? Options: Nothing there is an error on line 2, It will print the following: is it raining today?, It will print the following: is it raining today, yes or no?, It will print the following: is it raining today? Is it windy today?

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It will print the following: is it raining today?

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What will happen when this code is run and the user types in yes? It will print the following: is it raining today? yes The code will return: Better take a brolly or you will get wet Is it windy today?

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It will print the following: is it raining today? yes The code will return: Better take a brolly or you will get wet Is it windy today?

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Where is there an error in this code? Options: Line 2, No need for white space, Line 3, No need for ==, Line 8, There is no print instruction, Line 3 missing a colon ( : )

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Line 3 missing a colon ( : )

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What will happen when this code is run and the user types in Finham Park?

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The code will return:
You bet it is, Finham Park is the best!

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What does the operator != on line 3 represent?

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Is not

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Which of the following is the operator used in Python to say less than or equal to: ==, <=, >=, <

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<=

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Which of the following is the operator used in Python to say less than or equal to: ==, <=, >=, <

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<=

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What does int mean as shown in line 2 and line 4 of the code?

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Integer - it tells Python that a whole number will be input.