Python OOP Lesson 1 Part 2

Object-Oriented Programming Lesson 1

Procedural Python

​Python Basics

• print() outputs text to the screen.

• ​input() accepts user input.

• ​Variables need to be assigned a value before they can be used.

• ​Selection is made using if-else or if-elif-else statement blocks.

• ​Python uses indentation for selection, iteration and functions.

• ​Functions are defined with the keyword def.

• ​Strings need to be surrounded with quotes

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Multiple Choice

Which function outputs text to the terminal?

• output()

• write()

• print()

• type()

Multiple Choice

What is the Python syntax for creating a variable and assigning the number 10 to it?

• variable_name == 10

• variable_name = 10

• def variable_name = 10

• new variable_name = 10

Multiple Choice

What is the output of this code?

• cool_number

• 210

• 42

Multiple Choice

Which character is used for a comment in Python?

• #

• *

• "

• /

Multiple Choice

What happens if we run this code in Python?

• "message" is printed

• "What a cool message!" is printed

• Python throws a syntax error

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