3. Variable, Expressions, Statements

Question 1

i index is used when we want to make

Answer 1

a loop

Question 2

without i, the loop will continue

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infintely

Question 3

elements needed in loop

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Initialization Statement (i = x)

Loop Condition (if i == 10)

Update Statement (i = i+1)

Question 4

Use of type()

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to get the type a value/variable belongs

Question 5

naming rules:

1st Character

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• Alphabets (lowercase or uppercase)

* Underscore ( _ )

Question 6

naming rules:

2nd Character onwards

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• Alphabets (lowercase or uppercase)
• Underscore ( _ )
• Digits

Question 7

naming rules:

CANNOT be

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Python’s keywords,

Question 8

/

Answer 8

(floating-point division)

Question 9

//

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(integer division)

Question 10

**

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Exponentiation

Question 11

mod is the

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remainder of a division

Question 12

str +

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Concatenation

“Tony” + “Stark” = “TonyStark”

Question 13

str *

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Repetition

“Tony” * 3 = “TonyTonyTony”

Question 14

Rules of Precedence =

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PEMDAS

Question 15

Expressions

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A combination of values, variables, and operators.

Question 16

input:

name = input(“Enter your name”)

“Enter your name” is the

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prompt

Question 17

input:

name = input(“Enter your name”)

Output?

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Enter your name

Question 18

print(‘python’,’is’,’easy’)

By default,

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the data will be separated by space when shown.

Question 19

Use the sep argument to

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change the separator to any string.

Question 20

Use the end argument

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to change the end character for the

print statement.

Question 21

mod can be use to

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check whether one number is divisible by another

extract the right-most digit or digits from a number