Python Variable Exercises

What is a variable in Python?

A variable is a type of function that performs a specific task A variable is a name that holds a value, such as an age or email address

How can we describe this code?

                color = 'blue'

The variable ‘blue’ holds the value color The variable color holds the value ‘blue’

What’s the name of this variable?

                device = 'tablet'

device ‘tablet’

What is the value of this variable?

                country = 'Canada'

‘Canada’ country

Use the name of the variable job to output its content.

                job = 'chef'
print('')

chef job

Print the value of the direction variable in the console.

                direction = 'East'
print("")

Assign dejavucode.com to the variable named website .

                def = 'dejavucode.com'

Define a variable named brand and assign it Nike as its value.

                ""
product = "Air Max"

“Nike” = brand

Assign the value The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild to the video_game_title variable.

                video_game_title ""

‘ = ‘ The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

Update the variable to Times Square, New York .

                event_location = 'Central Park, New York'
event_location = ""

‘ ‘ Times Square, New York

Update the variable by using the = operator.

                favorite_color = 'Blue'
favorite_color "" 'Red'

What is the output of this program?

                size = 'Large'
size = 'Medium'
size = 'Small'

print(size)

Medium Small

What is an argument ?

A value or variable we pass to a function like print() A variable we pass to a function like print()

Pass the variable blood_type to the print function as its argument.

                blood_type = 'O+'
print("")

Find the argument in this code.

                print('Enter your timezone!')

print ‘Enter your timezone!’

What’s wrong with this code?

                URL = 'dejavucode.com'
print(url)

Python runs this code with no error Python is case-sensitive, so it won’t run the code successfully

What’s wrong with this code?

                Print('Python is case-sensitive!')

The first letter of the print function is in upper-case, so it won’t run the code successfully Python runs this code successfully

Update the current_filter by using the default_filter .

                default_filter = 'none'
current_filter = 'size'
current_filter = ""

Print Your feedback matters to us! in the console.

                print("")

“Your feedback matters to us!” Your feedback matters to us!

Put Hello Python! inside double quotes.

                print(""Hello Python!")

“ ‘

What will be the output of this program?

                total_budget = 5000 
expenses = 2000 
budget_remaining = total_budget - expenses

print(budget_remaining)

3000 This code has some bugs

Print There are 600 kilometers left to travel. in the console.

                total_distance = 1000
distance_traveled = 400
distance_remaining = total_distance - distance_traveled

print('')

, “There are” “kilometers left to travel.” distance_remaining ,

Does Python run this code?

                print('Our software is designed to simplify your life.')

No it doesn’t, we can’t put a string inside single quotes Yes it does, we can put a string inside double quotes or single quotes

What is the output of this program?

                print('Happy birthday!')
print('Welcome home')

It first prints Happy birthday!, then prints Welcome home It only prints Welcome home

What does this code displays in the console?

                relationship_status = 'Single'
print(relationship_status)

relationship_status Single

Python Exercises for Variables

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