Programming Basics Quiz

What is the correct way to take a string input from the user and store it in a variable called name?

• name = input("Enter your name: ")

• input(name = "Enter your name: ")

• name == input("Enter your name: ")

• input("name")

What will this code output? name = "Alice" print(name)

• Alice

• name

• print(name)

• Error

Which of the following is NOT a correct way to assign a value to a variable?

• age = 11

• 11 = age

• color = "blue"

• city = "London"

What does the following code do? print("Hello, world!")

• Prints Hello, world!

• Stores "Hello, world!" in a variable

• Prints Hello, world! without the exclamation mark

• Causes an error

What is the correct way to print a user's name stored in the variable user_name?

• print(user_name)

• print("user_name")

• print["user_name"]

• echo user_name

What will this code output? greeting = "Hi" print(greeting + " there!")

• Hi there!

• greeting there!

• Hi

• there!

What is stored in the variable word after this code runs? word = input("Enter a word: ")

• The text "Enter a word: "

• Whatever the user types

• Nothing, it’s empty

• A number

What type of data does input() return?

• Integer

• Boolean

• String

• Float

What is the correct way to combine a string variable with another string in a print() statement?

• print("Hello " + name)

• print("Hello", name)

• Both a and b

• Neither a nor b

What will this code output? print("Hello", "world")

• Hello world

• Hello, world

• Hello" "world

• Error