c2 2-3 Variables Constants and Input - GCSE QUIZ

What is the process of putting data into a variable called?

• Assignment
• Declaration
• Identification
• Admission

Which of the following lines of code allow you to assign a value of 10 to a variable called myVariable in Python?

• print(myVariable)
• 10 = myVariable
• myVariable = 10
• myVariable = input(10)

What is a constant?

• It is a way of storing data values that do not change.
• It is a way of storing data values that regularly change.
• It is another name for a variable.
• It is all the letters of the alphabet that are not vowels.

In Python, how do you create a constant called VAT that stores in the number 20?

• const VAT = 20
• constant VAT = 20
• VAT constant = 20
• You can't create constants in Python.

In AQA Pseudocode, how do you create a constant called VAT that stores in the number 20?

• const VAT ← 20
• constant VAT ← 20
• VAT constant ← 20
• You can't create constants in AQA pseudocode.

Here is some simple Python code: myVar = 10 print(myVar) What is the output for this code?

• myVar
• 10
• myVar = 10
• None of the above.

Below is some Python code for asking the user to input two numbers and add them together. userInput = input("Please enter your first number: ") userInput = input("Please enter your second number: ") result = userInput + userInput print(result) What mistake has been made in this code that will cause it to not work correctly?

• The second input will overwrite the first input.
• There is a syntax error due to using the wrong input command.
• The variables have not had their data type selected correctly.
• There is a syntax error due to using the wrong output statement.

Below is some Python code: firstVariable = input("Please enter your first number: ") secondVariable = input("Please enter your second number: ") thirdVariable = input("Please enter your third number: ") print(firstVariable + " " + secondVariable) When run, the user gave the following inputs: Please enter your first number: 10 Please enter your second number: 20 Please enter your third number: 30 Given this, what would the output be?

• 10 20
• 20 30
• 10 30
• None of the above.

Below is some Python code: firstVariable = input("Please enter your first number: ") secondVariable = input("Please enter your second number: ") thirdVariable = input("Please enter your third number: ") print(firstVariable + " " + thirdVariable) When run, the user gave the following inputs: Please enter your first number: 10 Please enter your second number: 20 Please enter your third number: 30 Given this, what would the output be?

• 10 20
• 20 30
• 10 30
• None of the above.

Below is some Python code: firstVariable = input("Please enter your first number: ") secondVariable = input("Please enter your second number: ") thirdVariable = input("Please enter your third number: ") print(secondVariable + " " + thirdVariable) When run, the user gave the following inputs: Please enter your first number: 10 Please enter your second number: 20 Please enter your third number: Fred Given this, what would the output be?

• 10 20
• 10 Fred
• 20 Fred
• None, an error will occur as Fred is not a number.