Python Inputs

What will this python code do?

print("Hello, World")

• Display Hello, World

• Sent a message to our printer to print Hello, World in a paper

• Display "Hello, World"

• Nothing its syntax is wrong

how do we assign to the variable x a value of 5?

• var x = 5;

• var x = 5

• x = 5

• (x) == 5

Whats wrong with the script below?

print(a+b)

a = 5

b = 10

• The program doesn' t now what a and b is.

• The print function should be print("a+b")

• The print function should be print(a + b)

click the correct input statement:

• name=int(input("Enter name")

• name=input(Enter name)

• name=input("Enter your name:")

• print=input("Enter your name")

Assign a string to a variable named food

• food=pizza

• pizza=food

• pizza="food"

• food="pizza"

why will the following script won't work?

user_input1 = input("Enter a number: ")

user_input2 = input("Enter a second number: ")

print(user_input1 + user_input2)

• Because variables cannot be longer than 1 word

• Because user_input1 and user_input2 is a string

• Because input is an invalid function

• Because python will always thing that it has to add 1+2

• It will work

When we get an input what type of variable is it?Examble:

input_var = input("Input: ")

• float

• string

• int

• key

in:

import random

whats random?

• function

• module

• External_function

• External_module

• I.E (Importable Element)

What will the below line of code print?

print(3**2)

• 9

• 12

• 10

• 5

Which code will work?

1) num1 = input("Number 1")

num2 = input("Number 2")

print(num1+num2)

2)num1 = float(input("Number1")

num2= float(input("Number 2")

print(num1+num2)

• 1

• 2