What Is It In Code?

Question 1

Addition

Answer 1

+

E.g 2+2

Question 2

And

Answer 2

And

Question 3

Division

Answer 3

/

E.g 2/6

Question 4

Less than

Answer 4

<

Question 5

Less than or equal to

Answer 5

<=

Question 6

Greater than

Answer 6

>

Question 7

Greater than or equal to

Answer 7

> =

Question 8

Not equal to

Answer 8

!=

Question 9

Equal to

Answer 9

==

Question 10

Multiplication

Answer 10

*

E.g 4*4

Question 11

Modulus

Answer 11

%

Question 12

Not

Answer 12

Not

Question 13

Or

Answer 13

Or

Question 14

Parens

Answer 14

( )

Question 15

String

Answer 15

Str

Question 16

Subtraction

Answer 16

E.g 6-4

Question 17

Truncating division

Answer 17

/ /

Question 18

Unary Operations

Answer 18

-X, +X

A unary operator is an operator which works on a single operand. Python support unary minus operator(-). When an operand is preceded by a minus sign, then the unary operator negates its value. For example, if a number is positive, it becomes negative when the number is preceded by the unary operator.

Question 19

A real value (decimal) or a

Floating-point number

Answer 19

Float

Question 20

A number with no decimal (integer)

Answer 20

Int

Question 21

A dictionary (A set of key, value pairs)

Answer 21

Dict

Question 22

How do you initiate using the REPL “Read-Eval-Print-Loop”

Answer 22

To use the REPL, type python in your console. You will get is a prompt similar to the below output, which then waits for you to input commands:
Output

Python 3.9.5 (default, May 27 2021, 19:45:35)
[GCC 9.3.0] on linux
Type “help”, “copyright”, “credits” or “license” for more information.
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Question 23

The REPL has a built-in help function you can use to look up keywords and functions.

E.g If object was a specific function or keyword you wanted help on what would you type into the console?

Answer 23

The generalized syntax for this function is:

help([object])

Where [object] is a specific function or keyword you want help on.

Template:
help([ ])

Question 24

How do you enter the interactive help console without inputting the help option (Python)?

Answer 24

help()

If you don’t pass an argument to the help function, Python will start an interactive help.
You enter the interactive help console by typing help(). This command will list some basic instructions on how to use the help system.
From here, you can just type in the element you’re interested in. By, for example, typing string will display information about the topic string, which looks something like this:
Output

Copy
Help on module string:

NAME
string - A collection of string constants.

MODULE REFERENCE
https://docs.python.org/3.5/library/string.html

The following documentation is automatically generated from the Python
source files.  It may be incomplete, incorrect or include features that
are considered implementation detail and may vary between Python
implementations.  When in doubt, consult the module reference at the
location listed above.

Question 25

REPL commands:

When there is more than one page of output, you can press _____ to display line-by-line, or _____ to go page-by-page.

Answer 25

Enter

Space

Question 26

REPL commands:

At the end of the help screen, you can type _ to exit the page. You will be returned to the interactive help prompt.

Answer 26

q