Python Basics Quiz

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What is the purpose of the print() function?

To output text to the screen

What type of data is represented by 3.14?

Float

What is the purpose of an if-else statement?

To execute code conditionally

How do you access individual elements in a list?

Using the [] operator

What is the purpose of the def keyword?

To define a reusable code block

What is the purpose of the import keyword?

To import external libraries

Study Notes

Basic Syntax

  • Indentation: uses spaces (not tabs) to define block-level structure
  • Comments: start with # and extend to the end of the line
  • Print function: print() is used to output text to the screen

Data Types

  • Integers: whole numbers, e.g. 1, 2, 3, etc.
  • Floats: decimal numbers, e.g. 3.14, -0.5, etc.
  • Strings: sequences of characters, e.g. "hello", 'hello', etc.
    • String concatenation: + operator, e.g. "hello " + "world"
    • String formatting: % operator, e.g. "hello %s" % "world"
  • Boolean: true or false values
  • Lists: ordered collections of items, e.g. [1, 2, 3], ["a", "b", "c"]
    • Indexing: access individual elements with [], e.g. my_list[0]
    • Slicing: access a subset of elements with [], e.g. my_list[1:3]

Control Structures

  • If-else statements: conditional execution of code
    • Syntax: if condition : code elif condition : code else: code
  • For loops: iterate over a sequence
    • Syntax: for variable in sequence : code
  • While loops: repeat code while a condition is true
    • Syntax: while condition : code

Functions

  • Defining functions: create reusable code blocks
    • Syntax: def function_name (parameters): code
  • Function calls: execute a function with arguments
    • Syntax: function_name(arguments)

Modules

  • Importing modules: load external libraries
    • Syntax: import module_name
  • Module functions: access functions from a module
    • Syntax: module_name.function_name(arguments)

Basic Syntax

  • Indentation is defined using spaces, not tabs, to create block-level structure
  • Comments start with # and extend to the end of the line
  • print() function is used to output text to the screen

Data Types

Integers

  • Whole numbers, e.g. 1, 2, 3, etc.

Floats

  • Decimal numbers, e.g. 3.14, -0.5, etc.

Strings

  • Sequences of characters, e.g. "hello", 'hello', etc.
  • String concatenation: + operator, e.g. "hello " + "world"
  • String formatting: % operator, e.g. "hello %s" % "world"

Boolean

  • True or false values

Lists

  • Ordered collections of items, e.g. [1, 2, 3], ["a", "b", "c"]
  • Indexing: access individual elements with [], e.g. my_list[0]
  • Slicing: access a subset of elements with [], e.g. my_list[1:3]

Control Structures

If-Else Statements

  • Conditional execution of code
  • Syntax: if condition : code elif condition : code else: code

For Loops

  • Iterate over a sequence
  • Syntax: for variable in sequence : code

While Loops

  • Repeat code while a condition is true
  • Syntax: while condition : code

Functions

Defining Functions

  • Create reusable code blocks
  • Syntax: def function_name (parameters): code

Function Calls

  • Execute a function with arguments
  • Syntax: function_name(arguments)

Modules

Importing Modules

  • Load external libraries
  • Syntax: import module_name

Module Functions

  • Access functions from a module
  • Syntax: module_name.function_name(arguments)

Test your knowledge of basic syntax and data types in Python, including indentation, comments, print function, and more.

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