Workshop 2 Review

What is the difference between the data types "int" and "string"?

• 'int' represents whole numbers, while 'string' represents sequences of characters.

• 'int' represents characters, while 'string' represents numbers.
• 'int' represents decimal numbers, while 'string' represents whole numbers.
• 'int' represents positive numbers, while 'string' represents negative numbers.

What are variables in Python?

• Variables in Python are used to control the flow of a program.
• Variables in Python are used to look cool and awesome.

• Variables in Python are used to store data values.
• Variables in Python are used to define functions.

What are booleans?

• Numbers between 1 and 10
• Strings of text
• Arrays of values
• True or false values

How do you check if two values are equal in Python?

• ==
• <>
• is
• !=

What is the difference between "=" and "==" in Python?

• The '=' operator is used for assignment, while the '==' operator is used for comparison.
• The '=' operator is used for assignment, while the '==' operator is used for arithmetic operations.
• The '=' operator is used for comparison, while the '==' operator is used for logical operations.
• The '=' operator is used for comparison, while the '==' operator is used for assignment.

What is the output to the python code?
X = 5

Y = 5

print(X == Y)

• Error
• True
• None
• False

What is the output to this Python code?

X = 5

Y = 3

print(X == Y)

• False
• 3
• 5
• True

What is the purpose of Conditional statements in Python?

• The purpose of Conditional statements in Python is to make decisions and execute different code blocks based on different conditions.
• The purpose of Conditional statements in Python is to perform mathematical calculations.
• The purpose of Conditional statements in Python is to repeat a block of code multiple times.
• The purpose of Conditional statements in Python is to define variables and assign values to them.

What is the purpose of "elif" in Python?

• To provide an alternative condition
• To define a function
• To end a loop
• To repeat a block of code

What is the format of "if", "elif", and "else" in Python?

• if(condition1){

  //code block

  }

  else if (condition2){

  //code block

  }

  else {

  //code block

  }

• if condition1{

  # code block

  }

  elif condition2{

  # code block

  }

  else{

  # code block

  }

• if "condition1";

  # code block

  else;

  # code block

• if condition1:

  # code block

  elif condition2:

  # code block

  else:

  # code block