PROGRAMMING 1 FUNCTION CHALLENGE Period 3-1

If the input for the below equation is ‘Bob’, what will be the output?

• Bob * 3

• Cannot multiply a string

• BobBobBob

• Error: ‘x’ is not defined

What does the below program print?

• 8

• 4

• -32

• Error

def say_hi( first_name=“Mary” , last_name):

-->print(“hi “ + first_name + “ ” + last_name)

say_hi(“Rebecca” , “Rogers”)

Why will the following program not print?

• The name Rebecca doesn’t match the name Mary

• The first_name and last_name is not properly defined

• There is no default argument after the first default argument

• There is a missing quotation

• The except part of the function doesn’t return the statement

• True is not defined

• There are too many parentheses

• The “if” statement should have greater than and an equal sign

Why do programmers use try and except statements when their code might throw an exception?

• So that the programmer can disregard the exception and do what they want within the code

• In python it is a requirement to use try and except statements when their code might throw an exceptions

• Top print out a proper error statement for the user

• Exceptions are used when there are try and except statements.

What are exceptions used for?

• To state that something has gone wrong in the code

• To tell the user that the data they gave isn't suitable for the code, (the code asked for an integer and they gave a string)

• To allow the programmer to write and develop code that isnt sophisticated, but still run smoothly.

• 23

• 67

• 99

• 92

• True

• False

• 10

• 10

  11

• 11

  10

• 11

• 40

• 20

• 10

• 30