Operators
Variables
Flow Control
General Python
Strings
100

What is the output?

print (3/2)

1.5

100

Which data type stores letters, numbers, and symbols.

What is a string?

100
This often used statement checks the validity of a statement before creating a branch.
What is an 'if' statement?
100

To comment a line in Python, you use this/these character(s).

What is a pound/hashtag sign (#) ?

100

This operator "glues" two strings together.

What is the concatenation (+) operator?

200

What is the output?

print ("3" * 2)

33

200

Which data type stores decimal numbers.

What is a float?

200
This flow control statement loops through a set of statements if a test statement continues to evaluate to True.
What is a for or while loop?
200

This commonly used Python data structure contains a collection of items referenced by a numeric index.

What is a list/array?

200
x = "python"

print (x[4:])

on

300

What is the output?

print (12 % 5)

2

300

x = True

print (type(x))

<class 'bool'>

300

What does the variable i stand for in 

for i in range (0, 10):?

increment

300
In Python, this is the smallest element of a program that can be executed.
What is a statement?
300

x = "dra"

z = "xan"

y = "ale"

What does print (y+x+z) display 

Alexandra

400

What is the output?

print (12 // 5)

2
400
Data stored as a string is surrounded by these.
What are quotes?
400

What is 0 and 10 in: 

for i in range (0, 10)?

0 is the start point and 10 is the end point

400
Python will warn on a logic error, but it will warn (and possibly error) on this type of error.
What is a syntax error?
400

The rules of the language

Syntax

500

What is the output?

print (3 + 5 ** 2 - 20)

8

500

To determine the length of a string you would use this function 

What is len()?

500

Where do we store the count in for loop? 

for i in range (0, 10):

In the variable called i 

500
This built-in Python function returns the length of many objects, including Lists.
What is len()?
500
What function do we use to convert data into a string? 

str()

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