All Python From 1 To 23

Question 1

#

Answer 1

octophorne, pound character used to comment out lines

Question 2

+

Answer 2

Plus

Question 3

-

Answer 3

Minus

Question 4

/

Answer 4

Slash- division

Question 5

*

Answer 5

Asterisk- multiplication character

Question 6

%

How does it work

Answer 6

Modulus
X devided by Y with J remaining
The result of % is the J part

Answer 7

Less then

Question 8

>

Answer 8

Greater than

Question 9

<=

Answer 9

Less then equal

Question 10

=>

Answer 10

More then equal

Question 11

PEMDAS

Answer 11

Parenthesis, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, Subtraction

Question 12

X**Y

Answer 12

X to the Y power

Question 13

A//B

Answer 13

// is used to perform floor division.
The expression 100//40 will return the value of 2. Floor division is useful when you need a quotient to be in whole numbers

Question 14

Variable

Answer 14

A name for memory storages of strings, numbers

Question 15

Between_ beetwen

Answer 15

Underscore character

Question 16

=

Answer 16

Assigns value on the right to the variable on the left

Question 17

==

Answer 17

Tests wether two values are equal

Question 18

f“text and {some car}”

Answer 18

One way of formatting the string

Question 19

“Something {} “.formatter(“player”)

Answer 19

Another way to format a string

Question 20

True “and” False

Answer 20

Python recognises

True and False as keywords representing the concept of true and false

Question 21

“””something

something”””

Answer 21

Allows you to write every place

Question 22

\

Answer 22

Backslash- \

Question 23

\’

Answer 23

Single quote - ‘

Question 24

\”

Answer 24

Double quote - “

Question 25

\a

Answer 25

ASCII Bell - makes the sound «dingg»

Question 26

\b

Answer 26

Backspace - deletes one character behind

Question 27

\t

Answer 27

Horizontal tab- simple tab

Question 28

\n

Answer 28

Line feed - simply moves to the next line

Question 29

\v

Answer 29

Vertical tab

does this thing

Question 30

\f

Answer 30

Formfeed

does the same thing as\v

Question 31

\r

Answer 31

Carriage return - e.g
>print(«Fucking\rHell»)
>helling

Question 32

variable = input()

Answer 32

Takes input from the user and assigns it to the variable

Question 33

end =‘ ‘

Answer 33

Tell python to not end the line with a newline(\n) character

Question 34

variable = int(input())

Answer 34

It gets a number as a string than converts it to an integer using int()

Question 35

Pydoc

Answer 35

Open in terminal, to find answers for your questions

Question 36

Debugging

Answer 36

Detect and remove errors from…

Question 37

import

Answer 37

This is how you add modules to your script from the python feature set. Rather than give you all the features at once, Python asks you to say what you plan to use. This keeps your program small

Question 38

argv

Answer 38

Is a argument variable. This variable holds the arguments you pass to your python script when you run it.

Question 39

Script, one, two, three = argv

Answer 39

Unpacking the variables