Introdution to Scripting 2

A comment in Python starts with

• a hash character
• an exclamation mark
• a dollar sign
• a question mark

A tab character is represented as a

• \t
• \n
• \o
• \p

A newline character is represent as a

• \t

• \n

• \o

• \p

Strings of letters are represented

• surrounded by single or double quotes
• surrounded by angle brackets
• surrounded by dollar signs
• not surrounded by anything

A named location in memory used to store a value is

• a variable
• a function
• a comment
• a parameter

A whole number is

• surrounded by single or double quotes
• surrounded by angle brackets
• surrounded by dollar signs
• not surrounded by anything

age = 18

• stores the value 18 into the age variable
• prints the user's age on the screen
• asks if the user is age 18
• prevents the user from being 18

input("What is your age?" )

• asks the user to enter their age
• stores the value 18 into the age variable
• prints the user's age on the screen
• prevents the user from being 18

print("Your age is ", age)

• prints the word age once
• prints the word age twice
• doesn't print the word age at all
• asks the user to enter their age