Python Review

Python Windows

100

This is a program that programmers use to type out and edit code and to create python programs. HINT: IDE

Integrated Development Environment 

200

These is the two different windows Python uses.

Shell and Editor 

300

This is the window that appears when you open IDLE. 

SHELL

400

This is the type of window that is great for running small pieces of code but is not good for writing whole programs. 

SHELL

500

This is the window that is good for writing whole programs and that are saved as files. 

EDITOR 

Python Code

100

This function its display in the shell window the text that you add as a parameter value (text put within the parentheses of a function).

print()

200

These are little notes to yourself or other programmers that are not part of the program but can be read by anyone reading your code. 

Comments 

300

This is the symbol you use to make a single-line comment. 

# 

400

This is the symbol used to make multi-line comments. 

""" 

500

This is the color used for all text that appears in the quotation marks in the code. 

Green 

Variables in Python

100

This is the type of data that represents positive or negative whole numbers without a decimal. 

Integer 

200

This is a type of data that is an ordered sequence of values. 

List 

300

This is a type of data that represents text. 

String 

400

In Python, this is the symbol that means "assigned to". 

= 

500

This is a data type that represents either "True" or
"False". 

Boolean 

Strings

100

These are a group of sequenced characters either in a single or double quotation marks. 

String 

200

Since all strings have quotation marks around them, this is how you escape the interior quotation marks if you want to put quotation marks INSIDE your string. 

\

300

This is what you would write if you wanted to print on a new line. 

print("\n")

400

These are symbols that represent actions that manipulate values. 

Operators 

500

This is a common string function if you want to change all uppercase letters to lowercase. 

lower()

MISC

100

This is the type of data that would print x=50. 

Integer 

200

This is the type of data what would print x=10.5

Floating Point 

300

This is the type of data that would print x = ["apple", "banana", "cherry"]. 

List 

400

This is the type of data that would print x = ("apple", "banana", "cherry"). 

Tuple 

500

This is something that could can not do when coming up with the variable identifier or name.

symbols (-,/,#,@)

Keywords 

Capital letters 0 and I or lowercase l 

Start with number or symbol