Introduction to Python Programming

What does the following Python code do? if user == "Elizabeth": print("Good morning Your Majesty") else: print("Hello", user)

• Checks if the user is Elizabeth and prints a personalized greeting.

• Prints "Hello" followed by the user's name for all inputs.

• Compares if two variables are equal.

• Always prints "Good morning Your Majesty."

Which operator checks if two values are not equal in Python?

• ==

• !=

• <

• >=

What will the following code output if the input is 13? lucky = 13 print("Guess my number:") guess = int(input()) if guess == lucky: print("Amazing, you guessed it") else: print("Sorry, it's not", guess)

• "Amazing, you guessed it"

• "Sorry, it's not 13"

• "My lucky number is 13"

• No output

What is the purpose of importing the randint function from the random module?

• To allow the program to compare two numbers.

• To generate random integers within a specified range.

• To check if a condition is true or false.

• To handle user input more effectively.

Fill in the blank to complete the code for rolling a dice: from random import randint diceroll = _______ print("You rolled a", diceroll)

What will the following code output if diceroll equals 4? from random import randint diceroll = 4 if diceroll > 3: print(diceroll, "is a large roll") else: print(diceroll, "is a small roll")

• "4 is a large roll"

• "4 is a small roll"

• No output

• "Yet you rolled a 4"

True or False: The output of the following code will always be the same. from random import randint diceroll = randint(1,6) print("You rolled a", diceroll)

• True

• False

What is the output of the following code when coin is 0? from random import randint coin = randint(0,1) if coin == 0: result = "heads" print(result) else: result = "tails"

• "heads"

• "tails"

• "Either heads or nothing"

• "Either heads or tails"