What would be the output of the following:

name = "Mickey Mouse"

print("Character Name:" + name)

• Character Name:Mickey Mouse

• Character Name: Mickey Mouse

• Character Name: name

• Error

What would be output from the following code?

name = "Mickey Mouse"

position = name.find(" ")

print(position)

• Error

• 7

• 5

• 6

Which Python code will successfully output the position of the @ sign in this email address?

emailAdd = "[e-mail]"

• print(emailAdd)

• print(emailAdd.find(@))

• print(emailAdd.find("@"))

• print(find.emailAdd("@"))

Which Python code will cast this string into an integer, storing the result in 'numInt'?

number = "1"

• numInt = number.int

• numInt = int(number)

• numInt = number.toInt()

• number = numInt.int()

What would the following code output?

num1 = 4

num2 = "5"

print(num1 + num2)

• 9

• 45

• 4"5"

• Error

Which of the following will correctly output a random number between 1 and 10?

• import random

  num = random.randint(1,10)

  print(num)

• import random

  num = random.randint(0,11)

  print(num)

• import random

  num = random(1,10)

  print(num)

• import random

  num = randint(1,10)

  print(num)

Which of the following is an example of a procedure?

• def adding(num1, num2):

  return num1 + num2

• def adding(num1, num2):

  answer = num1 + num2

  return answer

• def adding(num1, num2):

  print(num1 + num2)

• def adding(num1, num2):

  answer = num1 + num2

  return True

Which is the correct definition of a subroutine called 'multiply' that takes 2 parameters?

• sub multiply (num1, num2)

• def multiply (num1, num2)

• def mult(2):

• def multiply (num1, num2):

Which of these is NOT an advantage of a subroutine?

• Programs are easier to write

• Programs are easier to debug

• They create re-usable components

• Fewer lines of code are needed

Which of these are types of subroutines?

Pick ALL that apply.

• Functions

• Parameters

• Procedures

• Arguments