print(), int and input() - Python

What is missing from this line of code?

print(Hello world!)

• Speech marks!

  print("Hello world!")

• Capital P!

  Print(Hello world!)

• Space before brackets!

  print (Hello world)

What is wrong with this line of code?

(print "how tall are you?")

• Needs another pair of brackets

  (print("how tall are you?"))

• Remove outside brackets, surround text with brackets instead:

  print("how tall are you?")

What needs correcting in this line of code?

print('Goodbye world!')

• Add an extra space after print

  print ('Goodbye world!')

• Single quotes should be double quotes

  print("Goodbye world!")

• Remove exclamation mark

  print('Goodbye world')

What needs to be fixed in this line of code?

print(3 + 5 =, 3 + 5)

• Remove parentheses

  print 3 + 5 =, 3 + 5

• Add quotes around text

  print("3 + 5 =", 3 + 5)

• Remove comma

  print(3 + 5 = 3 + 5)

What needs to be added to make num1 a whole number?

num1 = input("Enter an integer")

• Wrap the input inside an int() function

  num1 = int(input("Enter an integer"))

• Clearer text inside the input brackets

  num1 = input("Enter an integer - which is a whole number, no decimals!")

Turn num1 into a whole number

num1 = ____input("Enter an integer"))

What will the following code print if you type in 7?

num1 = input("Enter an integer")

print("Your number becomes: ", num1 + 10)

• Your number becomes 17

• Your numbers becomes: 710

• TypeError: must be str, not int

• Your number becomes: 17

What will the following code print if you type in 7?

num1 = int(input("Enter an integer"))

print("Your number becomes: ", num1 + 10)

• Your number becomes 17

• Your number becomes: 17

• Your number becomes 710

What is the best way to ask for, and be able to use two integers from a user?

• nums = int(input("Enter two numbers"))

• num1=int(input("Enter first number"))

  num2=int(input("Enter second number"))

What will the following code print if you type in 5?

num1 = int(input("Enter an integer"))

print("Your number becomes: ", num1 * 2)

• Your number becomes 10

• Your number becomes: 10

• Your number becomes 52

• Your number becomes: 52