First day quiz!

What is syntax?

• It's edible and tastes sour

• a set of programming rules to follow

• it's what stores the data

• it's used to describe our codes

Which data below is count as an integer?

• 4

• "Bernerd is smart"

• True

• 6.9

Which data below is count as a string?

• print()

• hello

• 3.1423

• "Pizza Hut"

Which data below counts as a float?

• a float is whatever floats your boat

• 4

• 3.333

• 75691

Which data below counts as bool?

• True

• "True"

• False

• 01010001

What is wrong with this variable assignment?

9gag = 'fun'

• the string is not double-quoted but single-quoted instead

• "fun" is not a valid data

• it doesn't use an assignment operator

• the variable name starts with the number 9

is this ok?

a = 5

b = 10

a = b

• OK

• NOT OK

What will be the final value of b?

a = 2

a += 2

b = 4

b = b + a

• 8

• 7

• 63

• 999

The difference(s) between keywords and variables is/are

• Keywords are built-in, while variables are user-defined

• Keywords are double or single-quoted, while variables are not

• Keywords have to be defined in order for the program to recognize it, while variables don't have to

• keywords are delicious while variables are not

In Python everything after # is ignored, this is called a

(a)