ENGR SPRING (CONTENT FOR EXAM 1)

Question 1

Float

Answer 1

Numbers w/ decimal point

ex.) 1.2, 1.5, 2.0

Question 2

Booleans

Answer 2

True or False

Question 3

String

Answer 3

Strings are made up of individual characters “strung” together

-can use ‘ ‘ or “ “
-also can use triple quotation marks

ex.) “ this is a string”

Question 4

If we want to use an apostrophe on a string, what quotes do we use?

Answer 4

Double Quotes “ “

Question 5

What is the equal sign?

Answer 5

=

Question 6

What relational operator do you use to make something equal to? For example, it has to be that number.

Answer 6

==

Question 7

What relational operator, do you use to make something not equal too?

Answer 7

!=

Question 8

Less Than

Answer 8

<

Question 9

Greater than

Answer 9

>

Question 10

Less than or equal to

Answer 10

<=

Question 11

Greater than or equal to

Answer 11

> =

Question 12

A and B

Answer 12

Both have to be true, in order for it to be true. If, not its FALSE

Question 13

A or B

Answer 13

TRUE, if one of them is true or both are. If not its false

Question 14

not A

Answer 14

reverses, if its true it will become false.
if its false it becomes true

Question 15

What’s the opposite of and?

Answer 15

or

Question 16

What does not change to?

Answer 16

or

Question 17

What’s the order of the boolean operations

Answer 17

Not, and, or

Question 18

“2.3”.ljust(10)

Answer 18

sets the object to the left with 10 spaces, after it

Question 19

“2.3”.rjust(10)

Answer 19

sets the object to the right with 10 spaces, before it

Question 20

“2.3”.center(10)

Answer 20

sets the object in the middle with 5 spaces on each side

Question 21

What is the f string format

Answer 21

{variable:.2f}

Question 22

Can you start a variable with an underscore

Answer 22

yes

Question 23

Can you start a variable a lower or uppercase?

Answer 23

yes

Question 24

Can you start a variable with a number?

Answer 24

No

Question 25

Can you put characters in variable?

Answer 25

No

Question 26

x = “true” and x = true
Are these the same?

Answer 26

No
one is string, then a boolean

Question 27

/
What do you get?

Answer 27

The division with remainder
will be a float

Question 28

//
What do you get?

Answer 28

The division without the remainder
will be the a integer

Question 29

%
What do you get?

Answer 29

The remainder without the division
Integer

Question 30

If you problem has one float number in it, what happens to the result?

Answer 30

The result will be a float, unless you convert it. But it will be a float

Question 31

If you want the remainder of a problem, what function do you use?

Answer 31

%

Question 32

If you want the division without the remainder of a problem, what function do you use?

Answer 32

//

Question 33

If you want the division with the remainder of a problem, what function do you use?

Answer 33

/