User Input in Python

What is missing from this input statement?

input ("What is your name? ")

• the answer

• a variable to store the input

• an output

• print =

Look at the following code:

name = input ("What is your name? ")

print (name)

What would be printed from the print command?

• whatever the user wrote

• name

• Andre

• What is your name?

Look at the following code:

name = input ("What is your name? ")

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

print (name)

If the user answered "John" to the first question and "23" to the second, what will be printed?

• 23

• John

• name

• an error message

Look at the following code:

name = input ("What is your name? ")

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

print (name)

If the user answered "John" to the first question and "23" to the second, what will be printed?

• 23

• John

• name

• an error message

Look at the following code:

name = input ("What is your name? ")

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

print (age)

If the user answered "John" to the first question and "23" to the second, what will be printed?

• 23

• John

• age

• an error message

Look at the following code:

name = input ("What is your name? ")

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

print ("name")

If the user answered "John" to the first question and "23" to the second, what will be printed?

• 23

• John

• name

• an error message

Look at the following code:

name = input ("What is your name? ")

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

If the user answered "John" to the first question and "23" to the second, what type of data is in name?

• str

• int

• float

• none of the above

Look at the following code:

name = input ("What is your name? ")

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

If the user answered "John" to the first question and "23" to the second, what type of data is in age?

• str

• int

• float

• none of the above