Computing Year 7 Term 2 _C.F.U 3

What is the command word to output in Python?

• print

• echo

• output

• display

What punctuation do you put around a message in Python to output the message?

• Square brackets []

• Parentheses ()

• Single or double quotes ' or "

• Curly braces {}

What is the difference in output between these two statements?

print("Good morning.")

print("good morning!")

• No difference

• The first letter in the first statement is uppercase, while in the second, it is lowercase

• The first will throw an error

• The second statement will not run

What is the error in this statement?

print("The sky is blue)

• Missing closing parenthesis

• Missing opening double quote

• Missing closing double quote

• Nothing is wrong

What is the error in this statement?

PRINT("Grass is green")

• "PRINT" should be lowercase

• Missing parentheses

• Missing double quotes

• No error

Which of the following is a correct Python statement to output the sentence?

I love my computing classes.

• print(I love my computing classes.)

• print("I love my computing classes.")

• echo "I love my computing classes."

• output("I love my computing classes.")

Which of the following is a correct Python program to output a list of facts about yourself?

• print("I love coding", "I play football", "I am 12 years old)

• print{"I love coding", "I play football", "I am 12 years old"}

• print("I love coding", "I play football", "I am 12 years old")

• print[I love coding, I play football, I am 12 years old]

Which of the following will cause an error in Python?

• print("Hello, World!")

• print(Hello, World!)

• print("Hello" + "World")

• print("Hello", "World")

Which statement correctly prints multiple lines in Python?

• print("Hello\nWorld")

• print("Hello, World")

  print("How are you?")

• print("Hello")

  print("______")

  print("World")

• All of the above

What is a variable in programming?

• A special type of computer

• A storage location in memory that holds a value

• A tool used to print messages on the screen

• A secret code used to start a program