Python

Question 1

What is <

Answer 1

Less than

Question 2

What is <=

Answer 2

Less than or equal to

Question 3

What is >

Answer 3

Greater than

Question 4

What is >=

Answer 4

Greater than it equal to

Question 5

What is ==

Answer 5

Equal to

Question 6

What is !=

Answer 6

Not equal to

Question 7

What is and

Answer 7

As well as

Question 8

What is or

Answer 8

This or that

Question 9

How would you write a line of code for a integer variable

Answer 9

Number = int(input(“”))

Question 10

What do you need at the end of your ‘if’, ‘Elif’ and ‘else’ statement before your print command

Answer 10

A colon :

Question 11

Which brackets do lists go into

Answer 11

[box brackets]

Question 12

What number does a list assign to the first in the list

Answer 12

0

Question 13

What does
list.append(item)
Do

Answer 13

Add an item to the end of the list

Question 14

What does
list.insert(index, item)
Do

Answer 14

Insert an item at a given position

Question 15

What does
list.pop(index)
Do

Answer 15

Removes the item at the given position in the list, and return it. If not index specified, remove and return the last item in the list

Question 16

What does
list.remove(item)
Do

Answer 16

Remove the first item from the list with a particular value. Raises a ValueError if there is no such item

Question 17

What does
list.index(item)
Do

Answer 17

Search for the first occurrence of an item in the list and return its (zero-based) index. Raises a ValueError is there is no such item

Question 18

What does
list.count(item)
Do

Answer 18

Return the number of times an item appears in the list

Question 19

What does
list.reverse()
Do

Answer 19

Reverse the items of the list

Question 20

what does
list.sort()
Do

Answer 20

Sort the items if the list

Question 21

What does
list.sort(reverse = True)
Do

Answer 21

Use the reverse = True argument to sort in descending order

Question 22

When working with lists do the things in the brackets have speech marks?

Answer 22

Yes

Question 23

What is a list

Answer 23

A list is a kind of data structure, an organized collection of data

Question 24

What is the number given to the first value in a list

Answer 24

0

Question 25

When printing about lists what do you need to refer to

Answer 25

the name of the list

Question 26

what is len

Answer 26

A function that can show us the length of different data types

Question 27

how do you print len

Answer 27

print(len(*name of list*))

Question 28

what is necessary when printing a random number

Answer 28

that the 'import random' line goes at the beginning of the program to allow the function to work

Question 29

what does random.randint(!,£) mean

Answer 29

it gets the program to print any number between the two values

Question 30

what does random.uniform(!,£) mean

Answer 30

it gets the program to print any number but with a decimal between the two values

Question 31

what does random.randrange(!,£,$) mean

Answer 31

it gets the program to print a random number between the two values, but it has to be a multiple of $

Question 32

what does random.choice(['%'],['&']) mean

Answer 32

it gets the program to choose between the two values

Question 33

when printing a 2D list what setup do you need

Answer 33

variable = [[1,2,3,4],[5,6,7,8],[9,10,11,12]]

Question 34

what code do you use to ask the user to enter the new figure (in the **first** column) into a 2D list

Answer 34

north = int(input("Enter north figure: "))

Question 35

what code do you use to ask the user to enter the new figure (in the **last** column) into a 2D list

Answer 35

south = int(input("Enter south figure: "))

Question 36

Why do we use variables

Answer 36

to keep track of counts and sums

Question 37

why do we use iteration (for statements)

Answer 37

to iterate over strings of characters

Question 38

write the base code for repetition of an action 5 times

Answer 38

**for** variable **in** 5: