Python Homework

If I wrote print("I am happy!") in Python, what would show on the screen when I ran the code?

• print("I am happy!")

• I am happy

• I am happy!

• Syntax error

Why won't my code work in Python?

print(I love Ice cream)

• The p needs to be a capital letter

• It needs an exclamation mark after ice cream

• There needs to be a gap in between print and the brackets

• I have missed " " marks around I love Ice cream

If I typed the following in Python and ran it, what would show on the screen?

team=input("What is your favourite team?")

print(team + " are a great team")

• It would ask you your favourite team and then reply with your team name are a great team.

• It would print team are a great team

• Syntax error

• It would ask your favourite team then stop

If I typed print("3+4") in Python and then ran the program, what would show on screen?

• 7

• 3+4

• 12

• Syntax Error

age = int(input("What is your age?"))

Why have I included int before the brackets?

• It is a mistake and should say input

• It tells Python it is a question

• It converts a number into words

• The answer will be an integer

What are the mistakes in this code?

name=int("What is your name?)

print(Hello + name)

• Int should be written as input

• Int should be written input, and speech marks should be added after name on the second line and around Hello

• Speech marks are missing around Hello

• Int needs to be input and you need double brackets.

What is the correct command for outputting the text string Hello World?

• print("Hello World")
• print = "Hello World"
• print = (Hello World)
• PRINT(Hello World)

How do you ask the user their favorite food and store this information in a variable?

• favoriteFood = print("what is your favorite food?")
  input()
• favoriteFood = input("What is your favorite food?")
• input = favoriteFood
  favoriteFood = print("What is your favorite food?")
• input = print("What is your favorite food?")
  favoriteFood = input

If my age was 15, what would be the response? (ignore the indentations as it is centred)

age=int(input("What age are you?"))

if age==12:

print("Same as me")

elif age<12:

print("I'm older than you")

else:

print("You are getting old")

• What age are you?

• Same as me

• I'm older than you

• You are getting old

Why have I written str(age) in the following code?

age = int(input("What is your age?"))

age=str(age)

print(age + " is a great age!")

• So that it converts it to a string(text) and adds it to "is a great age".

• It is a mistake

• So it asks me a question

• So it converts it to an integer if it is a decimal answer