The document contains multiple choice questions about programming language concepts like syntax, semantics, data types, operators, control structures, and the Python programming language. It tests understanding of fundamental programming concepts and features of Python like variables, data types, functions, conditionals, loops, lists, and the developer who created Python. It also includes questions asking the learner to write short code snippets related to these concepts.
The document contains multiple choice questions about programming language concepts like syntax, semantics, data types, operators, control structures, and the Python programming language. It tests understanding of fundamental programming concepts and features of Python like variables, data types, functions, conditionals, loops, lists, and the developer who created Python. It also includes questions asking the learner to write short code snippets related to these concepts.
The document contains multiple choice questions about programming language concepts like syntax, semantics, data types, operators, control structures, and the Python programming language. It tests understanding of fundamental programming concepts and features of Python like variables, data types, functions, conditionals, loops, lists, and the developer who created Python. It also includes questions asking the learner to write short code snippets related to these concepts.
The document contains multiple choice questions about programming language concepts like syntax, semantics, data types, operators, control structures, and the Python programming language. It tests understanding of fundamental programming concepts and features of Python like variables, data types, functions, conditionals, loops, lists, and the developer who created Python. It also includes questions asking the learner to write short code snippets related to these concepts.
1. An aspect of programming language which is represented by numbers, strings, simple operators, etc.
a. syntax b. primitive construct c. semantics d. static semantics
2. An aspect of programming language which means that syntactically valid strings have meaning. a. syntax b. primitive construct c. semantics d. static semantics 3. An aspect of programming language in which the meaning is associated with a syntactically correct string of symbols with no static semantic errors. a. syntax b. primitive construct c. semantics d. static semantics 4. Errors that are common and easily caught a. static semantic errors b. syntactic errors c. logical errors d. none is correct 5. A sequence of definitions and commands that instructs the interpreter to do something. a. program b. statements c. command d. code 6. A scalar object that represents integers a. int b. bool c. float d. NoneType 7. A scalar object that represents real numbers a. int b. bool c. float d. NoneType 8. A scalar objet that represents Boolean values a. int b. bool c. float d. NoneType 9. It converts an object of one type to another a. replace b. cast c. define d. declare 10. Command in python to show output from code to user a. print () b. System,out.println() c. def() d. none is correct 11. A combination of objects and operators a. expression b. variable c. parenthesis d. assignment 12. It has the highest precedence among the arithmetic operators a. ** b. / c.% d. ( ) 13. It means equality of expressions or values. a. = b. == c. equals d. assignment 14. Assigning new value to a variable a. rebind b. recast c. renew d. reassign 15. A python program has an extension of a. pt b. pn c. py d. pyt 16. A shortcut key to run python from the editor a. F4 b. F6 c. F5 d. F8 17. It can hold many items together just like having multiple variables in it. a. list b. val c. loop d. section 18. A control structure that allows the repetitive execution of a statement or group of statements. a. selection b. loop c. multiple branching d. none is correct 19. A command in python that allows user’s response. a. input() b. enter() c. scanner d. none is correct 20. He developed the python programming language. a. Guido van Rossum b. Mark Zuckerberg c. Larry Page d. Elon Musk Part 2 1. Define a LIST of 10 student names 1. Get the name of the first student from the list that you have defined in no. 1 2. Write a selection statement that prints “You may enter” if the user enters 18 for age. 3. Write a selection statement that prints” You may ride the rollercoaster ” if the user enters 6 or over for age and 5 or over for height. 4. Write lines of code that asks the user about the weather: rainy, sunny, snow. It then chooses one of the 3 branches and weather condition. 5. Write a line of code to print: YOU’RE A STRONG PERSON. 6. Write lines of code that will print 2 times the line: HIP HIP HOORAY! 7. Write a line of code that will call and pass values to the function: check_guess (guess, answer) 8. Write a code that will compare and convert values of answer and guess to lower case 9. Write a line of code that will name a function a name and parameters.