Python Boolean and If

A variable that can only have two values, True or False.

• Boolean
• If
• elif
• else

Which is the correct syntax?

• has_dog = true
• has_dog = True
• has_dog = Treu
• HAS_DOG = tRue

What is syntax?

• It's a string
• It's an exercise
• It's a structure
• It's a method

Which passes a Boolean to a String?

• print "has_dog"
• str(has_dog)
• print "has_dog" str
• (input)(has_dog)

The choices of an if statement are called:

• twigs
• branches
• leaves
• trees

An if statement must evaluate to:

• Right or Wrong
• True
• True or False
• False

This operator means that one value is the same as the other value

• ==
• !=
• >
• <

This operator means that one value is not equal to another value

• ==
• <=
• >=
• !=

The result of this program:
Friday = False
if Friday:
    print "Jeans day!"
else:
    print "Dress code"

• Jeans Day
• Jeans day
• Dress code
• Dress Code

What is the result of the code:
team = Cowboys
if team = Cowboys:
    print "Dallas is #1"

• Error
• Cowboys
• Team
• Dallas is #1