Python Print and Variables

What is the syntax of the print function in Python?

• print(value1, value2, ..., sep=' ', end='\n', file=sys.stdout, flush=False)

• print(value1, value2, ..., sep=' ', end='\n', file=sys.stdout, flush=False)

How are variables used in Python?

• Variables in Python are used to store and manage data values.

• Variables in Python are used to define functions.

• Variables in Python are used to create loops.

• Variables in Python are used to perform mathematical operations.

What are the different data types that variables can hold in Python?

• integers, floats, strings, booleans, lists, tuples, dictionaries, and more

• sets

• arrays

• characters

Explain variable assignment in Python.

• Variable assignment in Python involves using the assignment operator (=) to bind a value to a variable name.

• Variable assignment in Python is done using the addition operator (+)

• Variable assignment in Python involves using the comparison operator (==)

• In Python, variables are assigned values using the keyword 'let'

How can you print variables in Python?

• show(x)

• type(x)

• print(x)

• display(x)

What are the naming conventions for variables in Python?

• Variable names in Python should follow the convention of starting with a letter or underscore, followed by letters, digits, or underscores. They are case-sensitive and should not be the same as Python keywords.

• Variable names in Python should start with a number

• Variable names in Python can contain special characters

• Variable names in Python are not case-sensitive

Give an example of using the print function in Python.

• print('Python is fun!')

• print('Hello, World!')

• print('Hello, Universe!')

• print('Goodbye, World!')

What is the difference between '==' and '=' in Python?

• '==' is used for comparison (equality check) while '=' is used for assignment.

• '==' is used for assignment and comparison in Python.

• '==' is used for assignment while '=' is used for comparison.

• '==' and '=' are interchangeable in Python.

How do you comment a single line in Python?

• // This is a comment

• /* This is a comment

• # This is a comment

• /* This is a comment */

What is the purpose of the 'input' function in Python?

• To print output to the console

• To define a variable

• To take user input from the console and return it as a string.

• To generate random numbers