Text and Prompts

What does the following code do? phrase = "Hello, world!"

• It prompts the user to enter "Hello, world!

• It displays "Hello, world!" to the user

• It assigns the text "Hello, world!" to the variable "phrase"

• It checks if the user's input is equal to "Hello, world!

What does the following code do? name = prompt("What is your name?")

• It displays the user's name

• It assigns the user's input to the variable "name"

• It checks if the user's name is "prompt"

• It deletes the variable "name"

What is a variable in programming?

• A type of prompt

• A container for storing information

• A debugging tool

• A method for creating animations

Which of the following best describes the relationship between variables and prompts?

• Variables and prompts have no relationship

• Variables can store user input gathered through prompts

• Prompts can only be used with certain types of variables

• Variables and prompts are the same thing

What is a prompt in programming?

• A way to display information to the user

• A way to gather input from the user

• A way to store information

• A way to perform calculations

What is the purpose of using variables in programming?

• To make the program run faster

• To store and retrieve textual information

• To create animations

• To change the color of text

What is the benefit of using prompts in a program?

• To make the program run faster

• To store information permanently

• To allow for user interaction

• To perform complex calculations.

Which of the following is an example of a good variable name?

• 1stName

• first_name

• firstname!

• first name