Python Basics Quiz for Students

What does the `input()` function in Python do?

• Outputs text to the screen

• Allows the user to input data

• Stores variables in memory

• None of the above

What is the output of the following code? ```python name = "Alice" print("Hello", name) ```

• Hello

• name

• Hello Alice

• None of the above

What happens if you change the variable name to `word` in a program?

• Works the same with a different variable name

• Produces an error

• The variable won't store any data

• None of the above

What will happen if you put quotes around the variable name in a `print()` statement?

• Produces an error

• Prints the variable name literally

• Prints the variable value

• None of the above

What does the following code snippet do? ```python name = input("Enter your name: ") print("Hello", name) ```

• Prints "Hello name"

• Outputs an error

• Greets the user with their entered name

• None of the above

What type of data does `input()` return in Python?

• Integer

• Float

• String

• Boolean

Why is it necessary to use descriptive variable names?

• To make the program look professional

• To avoid syntax errors

• To make the code easier to read

• To save memory

What happens when you run this code? ```python print("Hello " + 5) ```

• Prints "Hello 5"

• Produces a TypeError

• Prints "Hello"

• None of the above

How can you convert the string "25" into an integer in Python?

• `int("25")`

• `str("25")`

• `float("25")`

• `input("25")`

What is the correct way to concatenate a string and an integer in Python?

• `"Age: " + 25`

• `"Age: ", 25`

• `"Age: " + str(25)`

• `"Age: " + int(25)`