8.1-Python-input and print

Which command (function) is used to prompt the user to enter data?

• print ()

• enter ()

• insert ()

• input ()

Which of the following is the right use of input function?

• input X

• X = input ()

• input () = X

• X , input ()

The insert () function allows the user to enter data.

• True

• False

input ("Enter your name: ") is an invalid statement.

• True

• False

name = input ("Enter your name: ") is an invalid statement.

• True

• False

In Python, any type of user input, text or numbers, is a string (text) value by default.

• True

• False

score = int (input ("Score"))

Which of the following is/are true? (choose all applicable)

• int () is unnecessary addition to input command if a numeric data is entered

• int () ensures numeric input is converted to integer

• if the user enters a non-numeric data, the program craashes

• if the user enters a non-numeric data, the program rejects the input

1) score = int (input ("Score"))

2) score = int (input ())

What can be said about the above statements?

• int () is unnecessary addition to input command if a numeric value is entered

• int () ensures numeric input is converted to integer

• Both statements does the same job

• Second statement is wrong

• First statement is wrong

1) score = int (input ("Score"))

2) score = float (input ("Score"))

Which of the following is true if the user wants to accept a decimal value?

• 1

• 2

• 1 and 2

• None

input ("Enter your name: ") statement needs a variable to store the user input.

• True

• False