Procedures

Procedures

Creating user-defined 'procedures' in Python

Multiple Select

What are you going to learn in this lesson ... ?

• Define 'procedure'

• Define 'parameter'

• Create user-defined procedures

• Use procedure libraries

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Select

Choose all the built-in Python procedures below ...

• print()

• input()

• for

• int()

• if

Multiple Choice

Actually in Python all subroutines (procedures) return a value, even if it is not explicitly stated. What value do you think this is?

• 0 (zero)

• "" (empty string)

• None (Python null value)

• True

Multiple Choice

Procedures in Python should begin with the keyword ______

• def

• func

• proc

• sub

Multiple Choice

All user-defined procedures should be given a __________ name.

• short

• meaningful

• abbreviated

• encrypted

Multiple Choice

All code inside the procedure block in Python must be ______

• indented

• capitalised

• in lower case

• inside { ... }

Multiple Choice

A named place-holder inside a procedure that is used to allow input values to be passed into the procedure is called a ______

• parameter

• argument

• variable

• constant

Multiple Choice

Invoking a procedure to run the code inside it is called _______ the procedure.

• calling

• running

• instantiating

• naming

Multiple Choice

The values passed into a procedure from the calling code are called the _____

• arguments

• parameters

• variables

• values

Multiple Select

Choose all the alternative names for a 'procedure' in computer programming ...

• function

• subroutine

• subprogram

• method

Multiple Choice

Argument or parameter?

• Argument

• Parameter

Multiple Choice

Argument or parameter?

• Argument

• Parameter

Poll

Which IDE do you mainly use for Python programming?

• Thonny

• Python IDLE

• replit.com

• PyCharm

Multiple Select

In this lesson I have learned to ...

• Define 'procedure'

• Define 'parameter'

• Create procedures

Open Ended

Thinking Hard

Reduce the key argument in today’s lesson into 12 words.

(press Shift+Enter to take a new line ...)

Poll

How much of this lesson have you understood?

• None of it

• Some of it

• Most of it

• All of it