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If i = 5, what will print(i in range(1, 5)) output?

  • `False` (correct)
  • `True`
  • `None`
  • An error message

Which of the following is the most accurate description of what range(a, b) does in Python?

  • Generates a sequence of numbers from `a` to `b` inclusive.
  • Generates a sequence of numbers from `a` to `b`, excluding both.
  • Generates a sequence of numbers from 0 to `b-a`.
  • Generates a sequence of numbers from `a` up to, but not including, `b`. (correct)

Given i = 7, what is the output of print(i in range(i - 2, i + 2))?

  • `False`
  • An error message
  • `7`
  • `True` (correct)

What will be the output of the following code snippet?

i = -3
print(i in range(-5, -1))

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If you want to check if the value assigned to variable x is within the range of 10 to 20 (inclusive), which of the following conditions should you use?

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Which of the following best describes the primary function of iterative statements in programming?

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In the context of loops, what is a 'control variable' primarily used for?

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What is the role of membership operators in controlling loops?

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Consider a scenario where a loop's control variable C is initialized to 0 and increments by 1 in each iteration. If the loop should run five times, what condition should be checked to determine if the loop should terminate?

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Which of the following statements accurately describes the functionality of the in operator?

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In a flowchart representing a loop, which shape is typically used to represent a decision point (conditional check)?

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If you want to write a program that checks whether the letter 'a' is present in the word 'banana.' Which operator will assist you?

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What happens if the condition to terminate a loop is never met?

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Which of the following best describes the primary function of the in operator in Python?

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What will be the output of the following Python code?

print(50 in [10, 20, 30, 40])

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In the context of a for loop, what is the main role of the in operator when used with a list?

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Which of the following is the correct way to use the range() function to generate a sequence of numbers from 5 to 9 (inclusive)?

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What is the first step involved in the execution of a for statement that uses the in operator with a list?

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In the provided examples, what is the significance of using int(input("Enter a number:"))?

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Consider the following code. What will be printed?

for i in range(2, 8, 2):
    print(i)

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Which of the following represents a correct application of the in operator to check if the string 'apple' is a substring of 'pineapple'?

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Flashcards

What is the range() function?

A function that generates a sequence of numbers.

What does i in range(a, b) do?

It checks if 'i' falls within the generated number sequence from the range() function.

How does range(a, b) work?

The range(a, b) function generates numbers from 'a' up to (but not including) 'b'.

What are iterative statements?

Statements that repeat a block of code multiple times.

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Final number in range()?

The final value in the range output will be one less than the specified end value.

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Iterative Statements

Statements that repeat one or more instructions multiple times.

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Loop

A control structure that repeats a block of code a specified number of times.

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for Loop

A type of loop that repeats a block of code for a predetermined sequence of values.

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while Loop

A type of loop that repeats a block of code as long as a condition is true.

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Infinite Loop

A loop that continues indefinitely because its condition is always true or it lacks a terminating condition.

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Membership Operators

Operators used to test if a value is present in a sequence (string, list, tuple, etc.).

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in Operator

Checks if a value exists in a sequence; returns True if it exists, False otherwise.

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Incrementing a variable

Incrementing a variable means increasing its value, often by 1, each time through a loop.

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range() function

A function that generates a sequence of numbers, often used to control loops.

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for i in range(10, 14): print(i)

Iterates through each number in the range(10, 14) sequence and prints it.

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value in [list]

Combines the in operator with a list to check for membership.

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input()

Returns the value entered by the user.

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int()

Converts the input to a integer number.

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print()

Displays information or results to the user.

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Study Notes

  • The text is on HTML Images, Linking and Iterative Statements in Python

Specifying Height and Width for Images

  • The 'height' attribute specifies the height of an image in pixels or as a percentage.
  • The 'width' attribute specifies the width of an image in pixels or as a percentage.
  • CSS property-float aligns an image to the right or left of text.
  • The CSS property vertical-align aligns an image to the top, bottom, or middle.
  • The align attribute was used in previous versions of HTML to align images to the left or right.

ALT Attribute

  • The ALT attribute specifies alternate text for an image if it cannot be displayed.
  • Reasons include slow connection or errors in the src attribute of the <img> tag.
  • The ALT attribute provides a description of the image.
  • The attribute is a text string of up to 1024 characters.
  • Requires quotation marks if spaces or punctuation are included.

Images in a Table Cell

  • Images can be inserted into table cells.
  • HTML code is required that defines the table structure.
  • It specifies the image source, and sets table border styles.
  • The image path should be valid or the ALT text will be presented.

Linking Web Pages

  • A website consists of a number of web pages that provide access to HTML information.
  • HTML offers a linking feature that allows you to link web pages together, which is called Hyperlinking.
  • Hyperlinks enable the user to open any linked web page on the internet quickly
  • When hovering over a link, the mouse pointer turns into a hand icon.

Types of Linking

  • Internal linking links one part of a web page to another section on the same page.
  • External linking links one page to another web page or website.
  • The Anchor Tag <a> is used to mark text as a hyperlink.
  • The tag requires a closing tag </a> to mark the end of the text or image.
  • Can link to activate, and open another address using the defined link.
  • Can also be used or jump between section or to a different website
  • The HREF attribute defines the document to which the link leads.
  • The syntax is CLICK HERE where value can be:
    • An absolute URL that points to another website.
    • A relative URL that points to a file within a website
    • A link to an email address.
  • "CLICK HERE" is called Hypertext, which contains links to information (text, graphics or media) on the same web page.
  • Browsers display hypertext as underlined and colored.
  • CSS affects links differently depending on their state.
  • Link states are:
    • a:link (normal, unvisited link)
    • a:visited (link the user has visited)
    • a:hover (link when the user moves the mouse over it)
    • a:active (link the moment it is clicked)
  • Link states can be customized by applying text properties and colors to them.
  • Set the style for several link states in one single statement, maintaining specific order.
  • a:hover must come after a:link and a:visited, and a:active must come after a:hover
  • Links can be displayed as buttons using CSS styling.
  • The code sets the background and text color, padding, alignment, and removes text decoration.
  • Hovering over or activating the button changes the background color using a:hover and a:active.
  • Images can be used as a hyperlink to another document.

Inserting Audio

  • HTML5 defines a new \ tag to insert an audio file in a web page.
  • It is compatible with formats .mp3, .ogg, .wav.
  • The attributes of \ tag are:
    • src (specifies the URL of the audio file)
    • controls (displays audio controls)
    • autoplay (plays the audio file automatically)
    • loop (replays the audio file)

Inserting Video

  • Video files are inserted in HTML pages using the \ tag.
  • Supported file formats are .mp4, .webm, and .ogg.
  • Attributes associated with the \ tag are:
    • src (specifies the URL of the video file)
    • controls (displays the video controls)
    • autoplay (automatically plays the video file)
    • height (specifies the height of the video player)
    • width (specifies the width of the video player)

Frames

  • HTML documents can take up the entire browser window but can display more at once.
  • The concept of Frames (using <iframe> tags) enables to divide pages and organize sites.
  • Frames allow multiple HTML documents to appear as independent windows within one larger browser window.
  • Makes sites interesting with themes, logos, and banners alongside changing page contents.
  • Create a new HTML document embedded inside of the current one.
  • The attributes of the <iframe> tag are:
    • SRC: Specifies the path of the document to display.
    • HEIGHT & WIDTH: Control the size of the inline frames.

Border and IFrame

  • The CSS property Border displays an inline frame with or without a border.
  • Individual border properties are also specifiable.
  • border-width (value can be thin, thick, medium, or a numeric pixel value)
    • border-style (value can be none, hidden, dotted, dashed, solid, double, groove, ridge, inset, or outset)
    • border-color (value can be a color name or a hexadecimal code)

Iterative Statements in Python

  • Iterative statements are also called loops.
  • Loops let programs repeat statements, which can be carried out using loops in programming.
  • There are a few examples of loops that were used in real life:
    • Running around and taking five rounds of the playground to warm up.
    • Increment control variable when control variable is checked against the max number of repetitions
  • Looping with 3 values:
    • Start value(initial), e.g. C=0
    • Test Condition, e.g., C<=5
    • Step Value (incr/decr), e.g. C+1
  • The code is shorter and more useful than other methods.

The 'in' Operator

  • The 'in' operator checks if a value is in a sequence, and returns True or False.
    • True if the value is inside the loop, False otherwise.
  • Used with membership operators and for loops.

For Loop

  • The for loop is used when the number of iterations is known
  • Also known a definite loop because its is used to iterate with functions and operations.
  • Syntax:
for <variable> in <sequence>:
    loop body
for <variable> in range (initial value, final value, step value):
    loop body
  • The in operator checks value in a list and returns True if the value is inside, allowing loop variable I to assign values.
  • Every time the in operator is True, the value is updated to variable I.

Using range() Function in For Loop:

  • The function generates a sequence of numbers.
  • range(10) generates "10 numbers" starting from 0-9.
  • range(initial, final, step) are passed as, initial value is where to the function starts and final is the end, specifying either incr/decr to reach val.
  • Code will only print sequence until range is True.
  • The code is a new example that assigns new values from a specific range every time the for loop operates.

While Loop

  • The simplest of all of the looping structures.
  • Can be applied to a program to be applied when iterations are not known beforehand.
  • The while is kept on executing when a test condition evaluates to be True.
  • A True result will keep the loop operated.
  • the loop has four main components:
  1. The initial value for the loop.
  2. Testing for if the loop body will continue or not.
  3. The body: the set of statements that iterates or repeats.
  4. The step value increments for the loop.
  • Initial Value is assigned to the control loop so the loop variable can execute smoothly.
  • Incrementing the variable must mean reaching termination.
  • The code can be expressed as an initial, condition, loop, and updating parameters.

Infinite Loop

  • An infinite loop is the sequence of instructions in a computer program loops on end.
  • Results from the loop having no terminating condition, and will never met any conditions to stop.

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