Python Basics 2

What is the purpose of a variable in Python?

• To increase security

• To perform mathematical calculations

• To print text

• To store data

Which code correctly shows making a variable and setting it equal to a string?

• string_1 = "hello"

• string 1 = "hello"

• string_1 == "hello"

• string_1 = hello

What is the correct way to make a Python program show text on the screen?

• display("Hello")

• "Hello"

• print("Hello")

• show("Hello")

What function is used to show text on the screen and let the user enter some text?

• get_input()

• input()

• print()

• get()

What is the purpose of the if statement in Python?

• To declare a variable

• To repeat a block of code

• To make decisions in the code

• To perform mathematical operations

Which of the following is the correct way to concatenate (combine) two strings in Python?

• "Hello" .concat("World")

• "Hello" add "World"

• "Hello" && "World"

• "Hello" + "World"

What type of data does the input() function return (create)?

• A decimal

• A string

• An integer

• Nothing

How do you make the text stored in a variable called goober appear on the screen?

• print("goober")

• print(goober)

• input("goober")

• input(goober)

Which line correctly checks if two strings are equal?

• str1 = str2

• str1 == str2

• str1, str2

• str1 != str2

What does the following code snippet do?

str1 = "Hello"

str2 = "World"

if str1 == str2:

print("Strings are equal")

• Prints "Strings are not equal"

• Does nothing

• Raises an error

• Prints "Strings are equal"