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L3 Y9 - Python Basics Quiz

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Intro to Python concepts

by James Cooper
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What is a variable in Python?

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What is a string in Python?

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Which function reads user input?

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Which function displays output to the screen?

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What does the print statement do in Python?

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What is an operator?

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What does the assignment operator do?

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Which statement best describes execution in Python?

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Which is a valid variable name?

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Which statement creates a string variable?

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Variables store data values you use and can change later.

Strings hold letters, words, or any characters inside quotes.

input() waits for user to type and returns it as a string.

print() shows text or values to the user.

print() outputs messages, values, or results.

Operators like +, -, *, / compute or compare values.

The = operator assigns a value to a variable.

Execution is the sequence Python runs statements in.

Variable names can include letters, digits after a letter, and underscores.

Strings are written in quotes; Alex is a string when in quotes.

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