Part 2 - Python CodeHS Standards: Number Guessing Game

In the context of a number guessing game, examine the following block of code. What will be the output if guess is "15.0" and number is 15?

• Correct Guess!

• Incorrect Guess!

• Syntax Error

• TypeError

Consider a guessing game where number is a randomly selected integer between 1 and 100, and guesses is a list of guessed numbers. Which of the following snippets will efficiently check if the most recent guess is correct?

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In a guessing game, you want to limit the number of guesses to 3. Which of the following loop structures is the best way to achieve this?

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Analyze the following code snippet in the context of a number-guessing game. What type of error will the below code raise?

• IndexError

• TypeError

• SyntaxError

• KeyError

In a guessing game, what will the following code snippet output if guess is '15' and number is 15?

• Correct!

• Incorrect!

• Syntax Error

• AttributeError

In a number-guessing game, how can you ensure that the variable guess is of type int before processing it?

• assert type(guess) == int

• if isinstance(guess, int): pass

• try: guess = int(guess)

• guess = int(input())

Given the code below, which is intended to iterate through a 2D list of guesses, how would you access the second element from the third sublist in guesses_2D?

• guesses_2D[2][1]

• guesses_2D[3][2]

• guesses_2D[2][2]

• guesses_2D[1][2]

What will the following code print for a guessing game, where number is 15 and guesses are '15'?

• True

• 15

• False

• "15"

Examine the following code. Which line will raise an error in the context of a number-guessing game where number is 15 and guess is 'fifteen'?

• Within the try block

• Within the print("Correct!") line

• Within the except block

• No error

In the code snippet below, which string method can replace the ??? to convert the guess to a title-case string in a guessing game where the guess is a word?

• toTitle()

• title()

• to_title()

• capitalize()