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Which data type in Python represents values that are whole numbers?
Which data type in Python represents values that are whole numbers?
- String
- Integer (correct)
- Floating-point
- Boolean
What error message is likely to be displayed if a string literal is missing its final single quote?
What error message is likely to be displayed if a string literal is missing its final single quote?
- TypeError: Incomplete string
- NameError: Undefined string
- SyntaxError: EOL while scanning string literal (correct)
- ValueError: Missing closing quote
Which mathematical operator in Python can be used for both multiplication and string replication?
Which mathematical operator in Python can be used for both multiplication and string replication?
- / (Division)
- * (Multiplication) (correct)
- - (Subtraction)
- + (Addition)
What does the + operator do when applied to two string values in Python?
What does the + operator do when applied to two string values in Python?
When evaluating expressions in Python, which operator takes precedence over all others?
When evaluating expressions in Python, which operator takes precedence over all others?
What is the term used to describe combining values with operators where the result is always a single value?
What is the term used to describe combining values with operators where the result is always a single value?
What does commenting out code mean?
What does commenting out code mean?
How does Python treat a blank line after a comment?
How does Python treat a blank line after a comment?
What does the print() function do in Python?
What does the print() function do in Python?
What are the quotes around a string value used for in Python's print() function?
What are the quotes around a string value used for in Python's print() function?
What does an argument refer to in a function call?
What does an argument refer to in a function call?
What does the input() function do in Python?
What does the input() function do in Python?
What is the purpose of using the int() function in this context?
What is the purpose of using the int() function in this context?
Why is it necessary to add 1 to the value obtained from int(myAge)?
Why is it necessary to add 1 to the value obtained from int(myAge)?
What does the expression str(int(myAge) + 1) evaluate to?
What does the expression str(int(myAge) + 1) evaluate to?
Why is it mentioned that an integer can be equal to a floating point?
Why is it mentioned that an integer can be equal to a floating point?
What does the text imply by mentioning 'rounding a floating-point number up'?
What does the text imply by mentioning 'rounding a floating-point number up'?
Why is it necessary to use str() function for printing?
Why is it necessary to use str() function for printing?
What is a parameter in the context of defining functions in Python?
What is a parameter in the context of defining functions in Python?
What does the sep keyword argument in the print() function do?
What does the sep keyword argument in the print() function do?
What happens to the value stored in a parameter when a function returns?
What happens to the value stored in a parameter when a function returns?
In Python, where do global variables exist?
In Python, where do global variables exist?
What is a return statement in Python used for?
What is a return statement in Python used for?
What happens to local variables when a function ends?
What happens to local variables when a function ends?
Which term refers to the variable that an argument is stored in when a function is called?
Which term refers to the variable that an argument is stored in when a function is called?
How many global scopes are there in a Python program?
How many global scopes are there in a Python program?
Can code in the global scope access local variables?
Can code in the global scope access local variables?
What is the value that a function call evaluates to referred to as?
What is the value that a function call evaluates to referred to as?
What is the term used for a variable existing in a local scope?
What is the term used for a variable existing in a local scope?
What should a return statement consist of in Python?
What should a return statement consist of in Python?