A loop that runs continuously or won't stop because the condition the loop is evaluating cannot be satisfied.

Instruction in Python to create a loop that will run continuously when a condition is True. Looping ends when condition is False.

A type of loop in Python that is designed to work through the number of items in a list, a range, or characters of a string.

Python statement to redirect program execution in a loop back to the beginning of the loop rather than finishing the rest of the instructions contained in the loop.

Keystroke combination that usually terminates execution of Python programs by sending the “break” command to the Python shell.

Python statement that will stop code executing within a loop & advance to the first statement after the end of the loop.

A coding error or bug.

Checking the user input to determine whether or not it is an acceptable value, can’t be used, or will trigger an error.

When Python encounters values or statements that cannot be processed. Program execution is halted & a description provided.

A variable that is used inside a loop that controls the number of iterations of the loop. Is typically incremented by 1 on each pass.

Code added to a program to handle exceptions by directing the program to statements that can control or correct the exception.

A segment of code that will execute if a designated error or exception occurs.

Python keyword to indicate that if any of the statements in a block of code throw an exception, that execution should be routed to the exception handler for that EXACT specific error.

Keyword to begin an exception handler. When the specified error occurs, the code following this keyword will be executed.

Collection of objects (strings, integers, etc) that is ordered an cannot be changed. Values can be referenced using brackets [ ]

A Python function that contains 2 arguments. 1^st number is lower limit to be used, 2^nd is Exclusive Upper Limit which isn’t used.

Identify the keyword that should be placed in position R for this Error Handler to work.

Identify the keyword that should be placed in position S for this Error Handler to work.

Identify the keyword that should be placed in position T for this Error Handler to work.

Identify the keyword that should be placed in position U for this Error Handler to work.

You are developing a program for an online product distribution company. You need the program to iterate through a list of products and escape when a target product ID is found. How should you complete this code for the area labeled X ?

**You are developing a program for an online product distribution company. You need the program to iterate through a list of products and escape when a target product ID is found. How should you complete this code for the area labeled Y ?

You have written the code shown here.

What will be the value of result on the 1st iteration of this loop?

You have written the code shown here.

What will be the value of count on the last iteration of this loop?

You have written the code shown here.

What will be the value of result on the last iteration of this loop if you added the following line of code immediately after the line "result = ..."

if count == 4 : break

You want to print a list of the students in this tuple. Select the command that will print a list of the 7 names.

An ice cream store wants customers to order by number to streamline service. You're writing the program to do this.

Which Python function would you use to verify that when they enter an integer, that it is between 1 and 4?

An ice cream store wants customers to order by number to streamline service. You're writing the program to do this.

Which Python function would you use to keep your program from stopping if they don't input an integer?

An ice cream store wants customers to order by number to streamline service. You're writing the program to do this.

Which Python function would you use to keep prompting the customer until they enter an integer between 1 and 4?

An ice cream store wants to send a thank you letter to all of its' customers and wants you to make a listing of all their customers (maybe even with addresses if you know how).

Which Python function would you be using to generate a list of the customers?

You have programmed a new robot, Joe2020, to carry no more than 25 dozen donuts from the Krispy Kreme truck to the Tech Lab.

You have no idea how many boxes might be in the truck so your loop is "for donuts in donut_truck :"

How can you get the Joe2020 to escape/exit the loop after carrying in 25 boxes of donuts?

A variable that is used inside a loop that control whether the loop should continue by changing from False to True or vise versa.

In Python, tuples are considered "immutable". What does that mean?