What will this code print to the display? highscore = [125,63,35,12] for counter in range(4): print(highscore[counter])

125,63,35,12 125,63,35,12 125,63,35,12 125,63,35,12

What will this code print to the screen? Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"] print("My Favorite Sport is: ",Sport[4])

My Favorite Sport is: Quidditch

if choice.upper() == "I": print("You smell funny") elif choice.upper() == "C": print("You look lovely today") else: print("Invalid response") Why did the programmer use .Upper in this code?

Just in case someone input a lower case letter it will still work

Just in case someone input an upper case letter to make it work

What will this program print to the display when it is Run? for counter in range(5): print(counter) input("\nPress ENTER to exit program")

0 1 2 3 4 Press ENTER to exit program

0 1 2 3 4 5 Press ENTER to exit program

What is wrong with this IF statement when I enter 45 as my number? Number = input("Enter a Number Please") If Number > 5: print ("Number is greater than 5") If Number >10: print ("Number is greater than 10") else: print("Number is less than 5")

A number greater than 10 will still print "Number is greater than 5" because the condition comes first.

A number greater than 10 will never print "Number is greater than 5" because the condition comes first.

What is wrong with this IF statement looking at the syntax? Number = input("Enter a Number Please") If Number < 5: print ("Number is less than 5") If Number <10: print ("Number is less than 10")

There is no else statement for any other result that happens

It will not print Number is less than 10 if I enter 8

What will this code produce? Animal = "Fish" FOR i in "Animal": print("I am a", (Animal))

I am a Fish I am a Fish I am a Fish I am a Fish

Syntax is the rules of the programming language

Syntax is the word used to describe an error

It is used to output information

What does the following code do? myAge = int (myAge)

Converts the var (variable) myAge to a integer

Converts the var (variable) myAge to a string

Converts the var (variable) myAge from a integer to a string

Converts the var (variable) myAge to if statement

What is python named after

Television show called Monty Python

Python identifies blocks of code by

aligning up the starts of lines (indentation)

Python is an example of a....

Text-based programming language

Object orientated programming language

language written in java script

Visual-based programming language

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What has been created here?Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]

How many elements exist in here?Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]

What is the highest index value here?Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]

What is the range of indexes for the elements here?Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]

How do we add another new sport in to here at the end?Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]

How do we print "Tennis" to the display?Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]

How do we print "Quidditch" to the display?Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]

What will this code print to the display?Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]Sport[0] = "Fishing"Sport.append("Boxing")print(Sport)

What will this code print to the display?highscore = [125,63,35,12]for counter in range(4): print(highscore[counter])

What will this code print to the screen?Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]print("My Favorite Sport is: ",Sport[4])

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What has been created here?

Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]

How many elements exist in here?

Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]

What is the highest index value here?

Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]

What is the range of indexes for the elements here?

Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]

How do we add another new sport in to here at the end?

Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]

How do we print "Tennis" to the display?

Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]

How do we print "Quidditch" to the display?

Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]

What will this code print to the display?

Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]
Sport[0] = "Fishing"
Sport.append("Boxing")
print(Sport)

What will this code print to the display?

highscore = [125,63,35,12]
for counter in range(4):
print(highscore[counter])

What will this code print to the screen?

Sport = ["Football","Rugby","Tennis","Netball","Quidditch"]
print("My Favorite Sport is: ",Sport[4])