Mathematical Operators
The correct way of writing exponents in Python
a**b
This operator is used to define a variable
The assignment operator
These structures are used for decision making in programs
Selection structures
By default the input command assumes all variables are this data type
string
This is the correct way to create a screen in Turtle
turtle.Screen()
This operator divides two numbers and returns the remainder
The modulus operator %
This data type stores whole numbers
integer
This type of operator is used to compare two values
Relational
This command allows the user to provide input
input
This command is used to tell your turtle to stop drawing
If y = 3 and z = 7, the value of
y != z and z <= 5
False
These are not allowed in variable names
Spaces or special characters
These are the logical operators
and, or, not
This type of program allows a user to provide user input
dynamic
This method will instantly move your turtle to another part of the screen
goto
If x = 25 and y = 48, the value of
x <= 50 or y >= 100
True
This term is used to describe turning a variable from one data type to another
typecast
You have an if/elif/else statement and three of the statements are true.
The program will execute this many of them.
One
You must do this when combining a number and a string in the same print statement
Convert the number to a string
Turtle, Circle, Arrow, Square, Triangle, classic
The value of 10//3
3
These are allowed at the start of variable names
Letters and underscores
if a > 5 and a < 10:
This term is used to describe combining multiple values together in a print statement
concatenate
This command is used to clear your screen and move the turtle back to the starting location
reset