Intro to Python & Variables

what is the print() function used for?

• input data from the keyboard

• output data on the screen

How are the items inside the print() function called?

• text

• symbol

• parameter / argument

What will this code output:

print("I'm", 'Just', 'Ken', "!")

• I'mJustKen!

• Im Just Ken !

• ImJustKen!

• I'm Just Ken !

What will this code output:

print('Hello, it's me!')

• Hello, it's me!

• 'Hello, it's me!'

• Hello, it

• there will be an error

What will this code output:

print(NayPyiTaw, - , is, the, capital, of, Myanmar)

• NayPyiTaw, - , is, the, capital, of, Myanmar

• NayPyiTaw - is the capital of Myanmar

• NayPyiTaw-is thecapitalofMyanmar

• error

what is the input() function used for?

• input data from the keyboard

• output data on the screen

What will the following code output?

a = input()

b = input()

c = input()

print(a, b, c)

if the input will be the following stings:

Moscow

Tokio

Yangon

• Moscow

  Tokio

  Yangon

• a b c

• MoscowTokioYangon

• Moscow Tokio Yangon

• abc

What will the following code output?

a = "Don't worry"

b = 'Be happy'

print('a')

print('b')

• Don't worry
  Be happy

• 'a'
  'b'

• Don't worry Be happy

• a
  b

• Error

Answer explanation

Look at the quotes inside the print() function!

It will output text 'a' and 'b' not the variables a and b.

print('a')

print('b')

What will the following code output?

a = 'Leave me alone'

b = "I'm coding"

print(a)

print(b)

• a
  b

• 'Leave me alone'
  "I'm coding"

• Leave me alone
  I'm coding

• 'a'
  'b'

• error