Python KS3

What will happen when this code is run?

• Nothing there is an error on line 2

• It will print the following:

  Hello World!

  Oh, you are a wally

• It will print the following:

  "Hello World!"

  Then wait for next instruction

• Nothing, there is no instruction given to the user.

What will happen when this code is run?

• Nothing there is an error on line 5

• It will print the following:

  10

  10

  20

• It will print the following:

  13.3333334

• It will print the following:

  10

  10

  20

  Average = 13.33333334

What will happen when this code is run?

• Nothing there is an error on line 2

• It will print the following:

  is it raining today?

• It will print the following:

  is it raining today, yes or no?

• It will print the following:

  is it raining today?

  Is it windy today?

What will happen when this code is run and the user types in yes?

• It will print the following:

  is it raining today?

  yes

  The code will return:

  Better take a brolly

  or you will get wet

  Enjoy the weather

  Is it windy today?

• It will print the following:

  is it raining today?

  yes

  The code will return:

  Better take a brolly

  or you will get wet

  Is it windy today?

• It will print the following:

  is it raining today?

  yes

  The code will return:

  Better take a brolly

  or you will get wet

• It will print the following:

  is it raining today?

  yes

  The code will return:

  Better take a brolly

Where is there an error in this code?

• Line 2

  No need for white space

• Line 3

  No need for ==

• Line 8

  There is no print instruction

• Line 3 missing a colon ( : )

What will happen when this code is run and the user types in Finham Park?

• The code will return:

  Try again...

• The code will return:

  You bet it is, ", name, "is the best!

• The code will return:

  You bet it is, Finham Park is the best!

• Nothing there is an error on

  Line 5, missing a colon ( : )

What does the operator != on line 3 represent

• Is exactly

• Is an integer

• Is a statement

• Is not

Which of the following is the operator used in Python to say less than or equal to

• ==

• <=

• >=

• <

Which of the following is the operator used in Python to say less than or equal to

• ==

• <=

• >=

• <

What does int mean as shown in line 2 and line 4 of the code?

• It tells python to remember an input as a variable

• It tells python that the user is going to input something

• Integral - it tells python to integrate this line of code

• Integer - it tells Python that a whole number will be input