Mastering Python Input Syntax

What is the correct way to use the input function to ask the user for their name in Python?

• `input("What is your name?")`

• `input(What is your name?)`

• `print("What is your name?")`

• `ask("What is your name?")`

How would you convert the input received from the user to an integer?

• `int(input("Enter a number: "))`

• `input("Enter a number: ").int()`

• `str(input("Enter a number: "))`

• `input(int("Enter a number: "))`

What is the output of the following code if the user enters `123`? ```python print(input("Enter a number: ")) ```

• Enter a number: 123

• 123

• number: 123

• A runtime error occurs

Which of the following is the correct way to prompt the user and store the input in a variable called `user_age`?

• `user_age = input("Enter your age: ")`

• `input user_age = "Enter your age: "`

• `user_age = input(Enter your age: )`

• `user_age = "Enter your age: "`

What is the correct way to use the input function to ask the user a question and store the answer in a variable, ensuring the input is treated as a float?

• `response = float(input("What is the value? "))`

• `response = input(float("What is the value? "))`

• `response = input("What is the value? ").float()`

• `response = float("What is the value? ")`

In the syntax given 'userAge' is known as a

You are writing code to calculate your age in hours. Which of the following is the most appropriate variable name?

• ageInHours

• variable1

• age in hours

What does the syntax 'int' stand for?

• Decimal Number

• Whole Number

• Text

• Boolean

10² = 100
Which of the following is used in Python to calculate ten squared?

• 10 ** 2
• 10 * 2
• 10 % 2
• 10 ** 10

Which of the following are not appropriate variable names?

• user Name

• userName

• user_Name

• 24userName