Unit 7.1 Programming Quiz

Unit 7.1 of this book primarily focuses on

• Designing complex hardware systems

• Creating animations using block-based coding

• Moving from block-based programming to text-based programming

• Understanding computer networks

The text-based programming language introduced in Unit 7.1 is

• Scratch

• Python

• JavaScript

• HTML

Block-based programming, as mentioned in the unit, often involves using a

• Command line interface

• Graphical user interface (GUI) with drag-and-drop functionality

• Text editor for writing code

• System of typing specific commands

The unit highlights a transition from which specific block-based programming language to Python?

• Blockly

• App Inventor

• Scratch

• Alice

Text-based programming requires the programmer to

• Drag and drop visual blocks to create programs

• Primarily use a mouse for coding

• Type specific code using a keyboard

• Communicate with the computer through spoken commands

The acronym IDLE, as used in the context of Python, stands for

• Integrated Development Language Environment

• Integrated Development and Learning Environment

• Interactive Design and Logic Explorer

• Intelligent Digital Learning Engine

IDLE is described as

• A block-based programming platform

• A hardware component of a computer

• An environment used to program in Python

• A type of computer network

A key difference between block-based and text-based programming is

• Block-based programming is more powerful

• Text-based programming is easier to learn

• Text-based programming requires remembering specific syntax

• Block-based programs cannot interact with user input

In Python, the command used to display output on the screen is

• display()

• show()

• print()

• output()

The print() command in Python requires the text to be displayed to be enclosed in

• Curly braces {}

• Square brackets []

• Quotation marks ""

• Parentheses () only