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Basics of Python and Tokens Flashcards

1
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What are the 6 basics of Python?

A
  1. Variables and data types
  2. Operators
  3. Control flow
  4. Functions
  5. Modules
  6. OOP
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What are the 7 data types?

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  1. Numbers/numerics
  2. Strings
  3. Lists
  4. Tuples
  5. Dictionaries
  6. Sets
  7. Booleans
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What are the ordered data types?

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  1. Numerics
  2. Strings
  3. Lists
  4. Tuples
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What are the unordered data types?

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  1. Dictionaries
  2. Sets
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It is a scalar/primitive data type.

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Booleans.

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6
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Lists are an ordered collection as well as a __ collection.

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sequence

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Tuples are __ collections and are __.

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ordered, immutable

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Dictionaries are __ collections of __-__ pairs.

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unordered, key value

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9
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Give an example of a key-value pair.

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“Name: “ “Alice”

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Sets are __ collections of __ elements.

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unordered, unique

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What values are in a boolean?

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True or false.

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12
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The 3 operators.

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  1. Arithmetic
  2. Comparison
  3. Logic
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3 examples of arithmetic operators.

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  1. //
  2. %
  3. **
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What does the arithmetic operator // do?

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It takes the greatest integer of a quotient.

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What does the arithmetic operator % do?

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It takes the remainder of a quotient.

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What does the arithmetic operator ** do?

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It indicates an exponent.

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17
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== is a __ operator used in __ operations.

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comparison, conditional

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18
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Give 3 examples of logic operators.

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  1. And
  2. Or
  3. Not
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Give 4 examples of control flow functions.

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  1. if-else statements
  2. for loops
  3. while loops
  4. break and continue
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20
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3 processes of functions

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  1. Defining
  2. Calling
  3. Returning values
21
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2 uses of modules.

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  1. Organising code
  2. Importing modules
22
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4 characteristics of OOP.

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  1. Classes
  2. Objects
  3. Inheritance
  4. Polymorphism
23
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Tokens in Python are the smallest…

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unit of a program that has a specific meaning.

24
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What are the 6 categories of tokens?

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  1. Keywords
  2. Identifiers
  3. Literals
  4. Operators
  5. Delimiters
  6. Comments
25
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Keywords are __ words that have __ meaning in Python.

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reserved, special

26
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Keywords can be used as identifiers.

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False. They can’t be used as identifiers because keywords are reserved words.

27
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Types of keywords can be…

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flow control, data types, classes and objects, and modules and packages.

28
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Examples of keywords.

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if, else, for, while, def, class, import, try, except.

29
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Identifiers are names…

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given to variables, functions, classes, and modules.

30
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__ starts with a letter or an _ and can contain letters, __, or __.

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Identifiers, underscores, numbers, underscores

31
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Identifiers must begin with…

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  1. A letter of the English language
  2. A non-English letter (a or π)
  3. Underscore
  4. Dollar sign
32
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Identifiers can begin with a digit.

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False.

33
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What casing convention does Python follow?

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snake_case.

34
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Describe snake_case.

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It is where all words are lowercase and separated by an underscore.

35
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snake_case is used for…

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variables, function, and modules.

36
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What casing convention do class names use?

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PascalCase/UpperCamelCase.

37
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Describe PascalCase.

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It is where several words are joined together, and the first letter of every word is capitalized.

38
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Describe PascalCase.

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It is where several words are joined together, and the first letter of every word is capitalized.

39
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Literals represents…

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constant values.

40
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Literals can only be strings.

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False. Literals can be different data types (i.e., numbers, strings, etc.)

41
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Literals cannot be “none”.

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False.

42
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“None” represents…

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the absence of values.

43
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They are symbols used to perform operations on values.

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Operators.

44
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Delimiters are characters used to…

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separate different parts of a Python program (e.g., “()”, “{}”, etc.).

45
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These start with a “#” for single lines, or “ “’ “ for multiple lines.

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Comments.

46
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Comments are texts…

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ignored by the Python interpreter.

47
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It is a token used to explain code or provide documentation.

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Comments.

48
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This defines how a class can be accessed.

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Access specifier.

49
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It is a crucial aspect of the language’s syntax and is used to define code blocks and control the flow of execution.

A

Indentation.

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