A program written in code

A type of storage device

information produced after processing

Data sent to a program to be processed

The colour of the output

The type of input devices used

The order in which the tasks are processed

The speed of the computer

print()

input()

USERINPUT

OUTPUT

print()

input()

USERINPUT

OUTPUT

A named piece of data in memory that cannot be changed

A named piece of data in memory that can be accessed

A named piece of data in memory that can be changed only once

A named piece of data in memory that can be accessed and changed

To make the code run faster

To reduce memory usage

To improve the readability of the code

To avoid using variables

Declaring a variable

Assigning an initial value to a variable

Using a variable

Outputting a variable

FirstName

print

favourite_food

player-one

Instructions are skipped randomly

Instructions are executed backwords

Instructions are executed from top to bottom

Instructions are executed randomly

The program may not produce the correct result

The program will execute faster

The program will execute as expected

The program will not execute at all

To store data permanently

To execute instructions to achieve a specific task

To debug errors in code

To organise files on a computer

Changing the sequence of instructions

Finding and fixing errors in code

Changing the data type of a piece of data

Defining the actions you can perform on data

The program runs faster

The program may produce an error

The program may produce incorrect results

The program automatically converts the data

42

"Hello"

True

3.14

"123"

123

Error

123.00

String

Integer

Float

Boolean

Integer

Float

Boolean

Variable

42

"Hello World"

True

3.14

bool()

float()

int()

str()

A specific kind of variable

Defines the data and the actions than can be carried out

A method of converting data

A fixed value within a program

{total: , }

{-total}

{total: .2f}

{-total: .2f}

Print(welcome)

print(welcome

print("welcome")

print(welcome)

A decision

An answer

A variable

An iteration

Yes or No

Wrong or Right

1 or 0

True or False

print()

if

get()

input()

To repeat a set of instructions a fixed number of times times

To allow a program to follow different paths based on conditions

To repeat a set of instructions multiple times based on conditions

To execute all lines of code in a program

for loop

while loop

if statement

print statement

10

5

15

20

elif

else

otherwise

else if

You won!

You won! The end

The end

Wrong!

Hi Pythonista

Hi Pythonista Wrong

Error

small

medium

medium large

large

It follows the True path

It stops running

It follows the False path

It repeats the condition

A symbol used to store a value

A symbol used to perform a maths calculation

A symbol used to perform an inequality calculation

A symbol used to perform a logical calculation

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real division

modulo division

integer division

The whole number from a division

The sum of two numbers

The result of a real division

The remainder of a division

Returns the exact result of a division

Rounds the result t the nearest whole number

Only keeps the whole number from a division

Only keeps the remainder from a division

Indicies

Multiplication and division

Addition and subtraction

Brackets

Perform mathematical calculations

Compare two values

Return a numeric result

Return a Boolean result

15

3

"15 is bigger"

True

False

You lose

Not bad!

You Win!

and

or

not

True

False

and

or

not

True

False

3 > 4

(3 + 10) < (3 * 10)

(5 - 2 + 10 / 2) == 8

( 20 + 10) != (6 * 2)

Converts all letters to uppercase

Converts all letters to lowercase

Checks if the string contains lowercase letters

Removes spaces from the string

not execute

execute

cause an error

Password:

Access granted

...Program closing

Password:

...program closing

Password:

Access granted

...program closing

Password:

...program closing

Password:

Access granted

...program closing

Converts all letters to uppercase?

Converts all letters to lowercase?

Checks if the string contains capital letters

Removes spaces from a string

Use multiple elif statements

Store all usernames in a list and check using: if username in list

Use a loop a loop to ask for different usernames

lower

upper

lower()

upper()

To increase the speed of a program?

To output messages to the user

To explain parts of the code to programmers

To explain parts of the code to users

and

print

float

input

Takes user input

Displays output

Ends the program

Compares values

Is equal to

Greater than

Is not equal to

Less than or equal to

for

while

if

not

The process of storing data

Writing a new program

Comparing two values

Repeating a sequence of instructions

Stops the program from running

Decides if the loop should continue

Decides if the loop should stop

Creates new instructions

The program crashes

The loop runs forever

The loop runs once

The loop never runs

The loop does not execute

The loop runs once

The loop runs forever

The loop skips to the next instruction

at the start of the program

at the end of the program

before the iteration

after the iteration

print(x)

x > 10

x + 10

int(10)

A string

A count value

A condition

4 times

5 times

6 times

It produces an error

Reaching the end of the range

A manual stop command

A break statement

Infinite conditions

print("Hello")

x = 10

if x > 5:

for in in range(3):

It creates a list of strings

It checks a condition in a loop

It generates a sequence of numbers

It stops a loop from running

It defines a block of code

It makes the code run faster

It is used to name variables

It makes no difference

A loop that runs conditionally

A loop that runs indefinitely

A loop that runs multiple times

A loop inside another loop

To create infinite loops

To repeat a loop within another loop

To simplify code

To reduce iterations

Process random numbers

Controls how many times the inner loop repeats

Stops the inner loop from running

Generates output for the inner loop

A collection of built-in functions

A file with pre-made code you can use in your program

A programming loop

A tool for drawing shapes

use random()

include random

import random

add random

random.randint(1, 10)

random.random(1, 10)

random.choice(1, 10)

random.random(1, 11)

random.randint(1, 11)

%

/

*

+

A subroutine must be defined and executed at the same time

Subroutines make programs easier to read and understand

Procedures allow values to be returned

Adds 'hamster' to the end of the list

Replaces 'cat' with 'hamster'

Adds 'hamster' at index [1], shifting the other items

Adds 'hamster' at index [0], replacing 'dog'

0

1

2

3

.insert()

.append()

.pop()

.remove()

fruits.pop("apple")

fruits.remove("apple")

fruits.delete("apple")

fruits.cut("apple")

A list that can only store numbers

A list that contains multiple lists

A list that is always empty

A list that can only store text

grades(1,2)

grades[2][1]

grades[1][2]

grades[1,2]

data = [ [1, 2, 3] , [4, 5, 6] ]

data = ( [1, 2, 3] , [4, 5, 6] )

data = { [1, 2, 3] , [4, 5, 6] }

data = < [1, 2, 3] , [4, 5, 6] >

def myFunction:

function myFunction():

def myFunction():

subroutine myFunction():

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4

5

40

board[2][1]

board[1][2]

board[3][2]

board[2,1]

user_board[3][1] = "X"

user_board[0][2] = "X"

user_board[3][2] = "X"

user_board = [0][2] = "X"

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