Python String Manipulation - and toast!

What does the len() function do?

• Gets the length of a string or list
• Gets the character code for a character
• Converts a character into a character code
• Would you like a muffin?

What would the value of the length variable be after this code is run?:
length = len("Hello")

• 5
• 6
• 0
• Would you like a toasted teacake?

What will the value of the 'found' variable be after this code is run?
found = "No" in "No toast!"

• True
• False
• 92.5
• Would you like a waffle?

What will the value of the 'found' variable be after this code is run?:
found = "teacake" in "Muffin?"

• False
• True
• 12.1
• Would you like a bagel?

The character code for the letter 'a' is 97.
Which function do we use to get the character code for a character?

• chr()
• ord()
• len()
• would_you_like_some_toast()

The character code for the letter 'e' is 101.
What is the character code for 'f'?

• 102
• 101.1
• 42
• Would you like a baguette?

We have a character code, 120.
Which function do we use to turn this into a character?

• chr()
• ord()
• len()
• would_you_like_a_bap()

Would you like some toast?

• Yes
• No
• Maybe later
• NEVER!