Python Variable Exercises

Explain what the console is?

The location where code is entered and edited A text-based interface that displays errors, outputs and receives inputs

Why is Python called a high-level language?

Because it is designed to be used for high-level tasks, such as data analysis and scientific computing Because its syntax and structure are designed to be similar to human language, which makes it easier for programmers to read, write, and understand code

What does the print function do in Python?

It displays the given string on the console It only prints alphabetical characters and not numbers

What does this print function prints in the console?

                print('Welcome to my program!')

This program displays an error message instead of printing the string It prints Welcome to my program! on the console

What is a string in Python?

A string in Python is a sequence of characters, enclosed in single quotes (”) or double quotes (“”) A string in Python is used to hold numbers

print How are you doing today? in the console.

                print("")

How are you doing today? ‘ ‘

Print Your feedback matters to us! in the console.

                print('')

“ Your feedback matters to us! “

What does case sensitivity mean in Python?

It means uppercase and lowercase letters are distinct, for example hello and Hello are not the same It means all letters are automatically converted to lowercase

Complete the print function.

                print""'Hello!')

Why do we use comments?

To document our code and make it descriptive Comments are mandatory and must be provided for every line of code to run successfully

Does Python prints the text?

                # print('Hello, its me!')

No, we can’t print ! No, it is a comment which has no meaning for Python and does’t have any impact

We want to disable this line temporarily, so let’s comment it out.

                ''print('Welcome to our application!')

Print Thank you kindly! in the output.

                ""('Thank you kindly!')

Debug this code.

                print('Python is awesome!'""

Python Exercises for Variables

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