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What are the two Boolean values?
What are the two Boolean values?
True or False
The equal to comparison operator is two equal signs (___), not a single equal sign.
The equal to comparison operator is two equal signs (___), not a single equal sign.
==
True is represented by 0 in Python.
True is represented by 0 in Python.
False (B)
What is the output of the statement int(True)
?
What is the output of the statement int(True)
?
What does the function bool
return when the input is 0?
What does the function bool
return when the input is 0?
A Boolean variable can hold values other than True or False.
A Boolean variable can hold values other than True or False.
What is the output of the expression 20 > 50
?
What is the output of the expression 20 > 50
?
Match the following functions to their descriptions:
Match the following functions to their descriptions:
What is the output of x = int(True) + int(True)
?
What is the output of x = int(True) + int(True)
?
How can you generate a random integer between 0 and 9?
How can you generate a random integer between 0 and 9?
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Study Notes
Boolean Data Types
- Comparing values in a program results in a Boolean value: True or False.
- Boolean values are used to represent truth or falsehood.
- Comparison Operators:
>
(greater than)<
(less than)>=
(greater than or equal to)<=
(less than or equal to)==
(equal to)!=
(not equal to)
- Boolean Variables:
- A variable that stores a Boolean value (True or False) is called a Boolean variable.
- Boolean variables can hold either
True
orFalse
. True
andFalse
are reserved words and cannot be used as identifiers.
- Converting Boolean Values to Integers:
- Python represents
True
as 1 andFalse
as 0. - The
int()
function converts a Boolean value to its corresponding integer equivalent. int(True)
returns 1.int(False)
returns 0.
- Python represents
- Converting Numeric Values to Boolean Values:
- The
bool()
function converts a numeric value to a Boolean value. bool(0)
returns False.bool(any other number)
returns True.
- The
- Puzzle:
- The output of the provided code example:
- x = 2
- y = 3
- r = 5
- bool(r) = True
- bool(r - r) = False
- Calculation steps:
x = int(True) + int(True) + int(int(True) - int(True))
--->x = 1 + 1 + 0
--->x = 2
y = int(True) * int(bool(50) * 3)
--->y = 1 * (1 * 3)
--->y = 3
r = x + y
--->r = 2 + 3
--->r = 5
bool(r)
--->bool(5)
--->True
bool(r - r)
--->bool(5 - 5)
--->bool(0)
--->False
- The output of the provided code example:
Generating Random Numbers
- Generating Random Integers:
- The
randint(a, b)
function from therandom
module generates a random integer betweena
andb
(inclusive). - To use the
randint()
function, you need to import therandom
module:import random
. - Example:
random.randint(0, 9)
generates a random integer from 0 to 9.
- The
- Program 1: Math Learning Tool:
- The program demonstrates the use of random numbers to create a math learning tool.
- It generates two single-digit random numbers and asks the user for the sum.
- It compares the user's answer to the actual sum and provides feedback.
randrange
Function:- The
randrange()
function is similar torandint()
, but allows for generating integers within a specified range. - Example:
random.randrange(10)
generates a random integer from 0 to 9 (excluding 10).
- The
- Generating Random Float Numbers:
- The
random()
function generates a random float number between 0 and 1 (excluding 1). - Example:
random.random()
returns a random number like 0.56489321458.
- The
uniform
Function:- The
uniform(a, b)
function generates a float random number within the specified range. - Example:
random.uniform(1, 10)
generates a random number between 1 and 10 (inclusive).
- The
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