How many variables in the codes below?

score=int(input("Enter the score? "))

a=200

total=a+100

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

What is the data type in the score's variable?

score=int(input("Enter the score? "))

• Integer

• Float

• Character

• String

What is the data type in the score's variable?

score=input("Enter the score? ")

• Integer

• Float

• Character

• String

What is the output in the codes below?

a=10

b=20

print(a!=b)

• 10

• False

• True

• 20

if total>=50 :

print("A")

else :

print("B")

Will the code inside the if block is executed or skipped when total = 50?

• (if block) will not be executed, then print "B"

• (if block) will be executed, then print "A"

• (if block) will be executed, then print "B"

• (if block) will not be executed, then print "A"

The codes below have an error because of :

score=90

if score>100 :

else :

print("B")

• No parentheses after if statement

• No print function after if statement

• No columns

• No semicolons

The codes below have an error because of :

if score>100 :

print("A")

else :

print("B")

• No indent

• No print function

• No columns

• No variables

The codes below have an error because of :

score==30

if score>100 :

print("A")

else :

print("B")

• The arithmetic operator in the variable score

• No print function

• Relational operator in the variable score

• No variables

The codes below have an error because of :

score=150

if score>100

print("A")

else

print("B")

• The arithmetic operator in the variable score

• No print function

• Relational operator in the variable score

• No colons

a=100

b=50

print((a>b) and (a==b))

The data type after the codes have been executed will be:

• Integer

• String

• Float

• Boolean