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Programming Using Python Day 1 Review

1.What is coding?

2.How would you characterize the popularity of Python?

3.What can you make with Python?

4.What's a variable?

5.What's a function?

6.What are some advantages of Python?

7.What are functions for? When would you want to use a function?

8.What is a growth mindset?

9.Complete the following Mad Lib: The {adjective}, {adjective} dog slept under a {noun}.

10.How can you accept input in Python?

11.If you are playing a computer game, what are some example inputs?

12.What does unplugged mean in the context of computer science education?

13.What is code tracing?

14.What is the output of the following code with the input hairy then chair:
python adj = input() noun = input() print("The " + adj + " dog likes the " + noun)

15.Comment out one line from the following code so that print(c) prints 5.

16.Describe line-by-line what the following code does:
python a = 1 b = 2 c = a+b # d = c*2 e = c*b e -= a

17.What does the following code print:
python x = 15 y = 10 z = 33 print(x) print(y) print(z)

18.What's the result of the following code:
python a_var = 10 # a_var = 20 a_var += 1 print(a_var)

19.What's the difference between Code A and Code B:
Code A:
python a_var = 15 # this sets a_var to 15 
Code B:
python a_var = 15 """this sets a_var to 15"""

20.What's the result of the following code:
python a_var = 10 # a_var = 20 a_var += 1 print(a_var)

21.Write code to do as described in the comments.

22.Write code to print the sum of two variables, a and b.

23.Describe line-by-line what the following code does:
python a = 1 b = 2 c = a+b # d = c*2 e = c*b e -= a

You answeredJUST NOW

Python

You passed all test cases!

STDIN

1
2

Expected STDOUT

Your STDOUT

STDIN

101
1

Expected STDOUT

102

Your STDOUT

102

STDIN

-5
15

Expected STDOUT

Your STDOUT

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