The two data types for numbers are:

Float - float(), Integer - int()

FLVS M/J Coding Fundamentals MOD 3 & 4

An introduction to Python concepts. Based on the FLVS M/J Coding Fundamentals course. Designed for Middle School students. Covers modules 3 and 4.

Answers

1
There are two kinds of LOOPS
False
True
2
What symbol do we use for concatenation?
*
=
+
-
3
The two parts of an IF statement are:
input
if
print
else
4
What do we call the values you ask the user to provide?
function
variable
input
print
5
How do we write a FOR loop?
for n print(50)
for 50 in range(n):
for n in range(50):
pring(50)
6
The two data types for numbers are:
String - str()
Float - float()
Integer - int()
Boolean - bool()
7
print(80 >= 100)
False
True
8
30 < 25
False
True
9
cat != dog
False
True
10
I need to put my input prompt in quotation marks like this: "What is your age?"
True
False

An introduction to Python concepts. Based on the FLVS M/J Coding Fundamentals course. Designed for Middle School students. Covers modules 3 and 4.

Answers

1
There are two kinds of LOOPS
False
True
2
What symbol do we use for concatenation?
*
=
+
-
3
The two parts of an IF statement are:
input
if
print
else
4
What do we call the values you ask the user to provide?
function
variable
input
print
5
How do we write a FOR loop?
for n print(50)
for 50 in range(n):
for n in range(50):
pring(50)
6
The two data types for numbers are:
String - str()
Float - float()
Integer - int()
Boolean - bool()
7
print(80 >= 100)
False
True
8
30 < 25
False
True
9
cat != dog
False
True
10
I need to put my input prompt in quotation marks like this: "What is your age?"
True
False