Mastering Python Input and Output

What function is used to take user input in Python?

• get_input()

• input()

• scan()

• read()

How do you store the value obtained from input() in a variable?

• store input in variable_name()

• variable_name : input()

• variable_name = input()

• input = variable_name

What is the default data type of the value returned by input()?

• integer

• list

• boolean

• string

How can you convert the input from a string to an integer?

• Apply float() in Python or number() in JavaScript.

• Use int() in Python or parseInt() in JavaScript.

• Use str() in Python or convertToInt() in JavaScript.

• Use parseFloat() in Python or toInteger() in JavaScript.

What function is used to display output to the console in Python?

• print()

• display()

• show()

• output()

How can you print multiple items in one print() statement?

• Call print() multiple times for each item separately.

• Use print(item1, item2, item3) to print multiple items.

• Use print([item1, item2, item3]) to print items as a list.

• Use print(item1 + item2 + item3) to concatenate items.

What keyword can be used to end a print statement without a newline?

• end=' '

• end='\t'

• end='\n'

• end=''

How do you format strings in a print statement using f-strings?

• Use 'Hello, {name}' without f-strings for formatting.

• Use 'Hello, name!' to format strings with variables.

• Use f'Hello, {name}!' to format strings with variables.

• Print(f'Hello, name!') for string formatting.

What is the purpose of the sep parameter in the print() function?

• The 'sep' parameter specifies the number of values to print.

• The 'sep' parameter sets the maximum length of the printed string.

• The 'sep' parameter determines the font style of the output.

• The 'sep' parameter defines the separator between multiple values in the print() function.

How can you print a variable and a string together in one line?

• print('Value: ' + variable)

• print(variable + ' is the value')

• echo 'The value is ' + variable

• print(f'The value is {variable}') or print('The value is ' + str(variable)) or print('The value is {}'.format(variable))