Python - Lessons 1-3

A type of sprite that can have customizable dimensions and color is called a(n)

A name that stores a value (orange in the code editor)

Information a command needs in order to run is a(n)

This type of error is caused by code that doesn't follow the coding rules.

Numbers that do not have decimal or fractional parts. They are always in BLUE, with no quotes.

When the wrong data type is in the code editor, you will end up with a(n)

A letter, number, word, or sentence in quotation marks (appears in green)

When your code still runs, but the results are unexpected, you probably have a(n)

The area where the program's visual output is displayed

This type of error means the code runs, but does not do what we intended.

The area where code blocks can be added or code can be typed

Punctuation used to gather together information in Python and must be used in pairs

What is the location of the X axis in this scenario? (50, -100, 75, red)

Where does the sprite name appear in the sprite creation statement?

Two numbers that represent a location on the coordinate plane

A number that has fractional or decimal parts is called a(n)

Which direction will the sprite move with this argument? (150,100)

The word to the left of the = sign that identifies a specific variable is a(n)

The syntax action for assigning an action to a specific sprite using its variable name is

The place in Codesters that contains different commands which are dragged into the code editor.

A block of code that will only run when a certain action happens is a(n)

The notes in the code that appear in grey and the computer ignores are the