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What are the traits of Imperative/procedural programming? - (answers)Focuses on describing a
sequence of steps to perform a task
What are the traits of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)? - (answers)Organize code around
objects, which encapsulate data and behavior.
What are the traits of Functional Programming? - (answers)emphasizes the use of functions and
immutable data for computation.
What are the traits of Declarative Programming? - (answers)describes what the program should
accomplish without specifying how to achieve it.
What are the traits of Event-Driven Programming? - (answers)Reacts to events and user actions,
triggering corresponding functions.
What are the traits of Logic Programming? - (answers)defines a set of logical conditions and lets
the system deduce solutions.
What does Python syntax refer to? - (answers)The set of rules that dictate the combinations of
symbols and keywords that form valid Python programs
What is the purpose of indentation in Python? - (answers)To define blocks of code
Why might a programmer use comments for 'Preventing Execution'? - (answers)To temporarily
disable lines or blocks of code
,What is the primary use of whitespace in Python? - (answers)To define the structure and
hierarchy of the code
What does Python use to define the scope of control flow statements and structures like functions
and classes? - (answers)Indentation
What is the purpose of the input() function in Python? - (answers)To capture user input and store
it as a string
What does the format() method do in Python? - (answers)It enhances output formatting by
embedding variables in strings. (although 'f' strings are easier to read)
What is the purpose of the Code Editor in a Python IDE? - (answers)To provide a text editor
designed for Python, offering features like syntax highlighting, code completion, and
indentation.
What does this built in Python function do?: print() - (answers)outputs text or variables to the
console
What does this built in Python function do?: input() - (answers)reads user input from the console
What does this built in Python function do?: len() - (answers)determines the length of a sequence
(string, list, tuple)
What does this built in Python function do?: type() - (answers)returns the type of an object
What does this built in Python function do?: int(), float(), str() - (answers)converts values to
integers, floats, or strings; respectively
What does this built in Python function do?: max(), min() - (answers)returns the maximum or
minimum value from a sequence
,What does this built in Python function do?: sum() - (answers)calculates the sum of elements in a
sequence
What does this built in Python function do?: abs() - (answers)returns the absolute value of a
number
What does this built in Python function do?: range() - (answers)generates a sequence of numbers
What does this built in Python function do?: sorted() - (answers)returns a sorted list from an
iterable
What does this built in Python function do?: any(), all() - (answers)checks if any or all elements
in an iterable are true
What does this built in Python function do?: map(), filter() - (answers)applies a function to
elements or filters elements based on a function
What does this built in Python function do?: open(), read(), write() - (answers)handles file I/O
operations
What does this built in Python function do?: dir() - (answers)lists the names in the current scope
or attributes of an object
What does this built in Python function do?: help() - (answers)provides help information about
an object or Python
What is the primary characteristic of Python variables? - (answers)Variables are created as soon
as a value is assigned to them.
What are the 5 Variable name rules in Python? - (answers)1. can only contain letters, numbers,
or an underscore.
2. MUST start with either a letter or underscore
, 3. Cannot start with a number
4. Cannot contain special characters.
5. Cannot be a Python keyword (such as: and, as, def, else, etc)
What are the 3 common naming conventions used in Python, and what is their format? -
(answers)Camel case: each word, except for the first word, starts with a capital letter
Pascal case: each word starts with a capital letter
Snake case: each word in the variable is separated by an underscore.
What happens if the number of variables is not equal to the number of values in a Python
assignment statement? - (answers)An error will occur
What does unpacking involve in Python? - (answers)Extracting elements from iterable objects
and assigning them to individual variables
What is the result of using the '+' operator to output multiple Python variables of different types?
- (answers)A Python error occurs. (must use variables of the same type)
How can multiple Python variables of different types be output using the print() function? -
(answers)By separating each variable with a comma
What is the scope of a variable that is defined inside a function in Python? - (answers)Local
Scope
How can a global variable be created inside a function in Python? - (answers)By declaring the
variable with the 'global' keyword
What is a characteristic of Python as a dynamically-typed language? - (answers)The interpreter
determines the type of variable during runtime
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What are the traits of Imperative/procedural programming? - (answers)Focuses on describing a
sequence of steps to perform a task
What are the traits of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)? - (answers)Organize code around
objects, which encapsulate data and behavior.
What are the traits of Functional Programming? - (answers)emphasizes the use of functions and
immutable data for computation.
What are the traits of Declarative Programming? - (answers)describes what the program should
accomplish without specifying how to achieve it.
What are the traits of Event-Driven Programming? - (answers)Reacts to events and user actions,
triggering corresponding functions.
What are the traits of Logic Programming? - (answers)defines a set of logical conditions and lets
the system deduce solutions.
What does Python syntax refer to? - (answers)The set of rules that dictate the combinations of
symbols and keywords that form valid Python programs
What is the purpose of indentation in Python? - (answers)To define blocks of code
Why might a programmer use comments for 'Preventing Execution'? - (answers)To temporarily
disable lines or blocks of code
,What is the primary use of whitespace in Python? - (answers)To define the structure and
hierarchy of the code
What does Python use to define the scope of control flow statements and structures like functions
and classes? - (answers)Indentation
What is the purpose of the input() function in Python? - (answers)To capture user input and store
it as a string
What does the format() method do in Python? - (answers)It enhances output formatting by
embedding variables in strings. (although 'f' strings are easier to read)
What is the purpose of the Code Editor in a Python IDE? - (answers)To provide a text editor
designed for Python, offering features like syntax highlighting, code completion, and
indentation.
What does this built in Python function do?: print() - (answers)outputs text or variables to the
console
What does this built in Python function do?: input() - (answers)reads user input from the console
What does this built in Python function do?: len() - (answers)determines the length of a sequence
(string, list, tuple)
What does this built in Python function do?: type() - (answers)returns the type of an object
What does this built in Python function do?: int(), float(), str() - (answers)converts values to
integers, floats, or strings; respectively
What does this built in Python function do?: max(), min() - (answers)returns the maximum or
minimum value from a sequence
,What does this built in Python function do?: sum() - (answers)calculates the sum of elements in a
sequence
What does this built in Python function do?: abs() - (answers)returns the absolute value of a
number
What does this built in Python function do?: range() - (answers)generates a sequence of numbers
What does this built in Python function do?: sorted() - (answers)returns a sorted list from an
iterable
What does this built in Python function do?: any(), all() - (answers)checks if any or all elements
in an iterable are true
What does this built in Python function do?: map(), filter() - (answers)applies a function to
elements or filters elements based on a function
What does this built in Python function do?: open(), read(), write() - (answers)handles file I/O
operations
What does this built in Python function do?: dir() - (answers)lists the names in the current scope
or attributes of an object
What does this built in Python function do?: help() - (answers)provides help information about
an object or Python
What is the primary characteristic of Python variables? - (answers)Variables are created as soon
as a value is assigned to them.
What are the 5 Variable name rules in Python? - (answers)1. can only contain letters, numbers,
or an underscore.
2. MUST start with either a letter or underscore
, 3. Cannot start with a number
4. Cannot contain special characters.
5. Cannot be a Python keyword (such as: and, as, def, else, etc)
What are the 3 common naming conventions used in Python, and what is their format? -
(answers)Camel case: each word, except for the first word, starts with a capital letter
Pascal case: each word starts with a capital letter
Snake case: each word in the variable is separated by an underscore.
What happens if the number of variables is not equal to the number of values in a Python
assignment statement? - (answers)An error will occur
What does unpacking involve in Python? - (answers)Extracting elements from iterable objects
and assigning them to individual variables
What is the result of using the '+' operator to output multiple Python variables of different types?
- (answers)A Python error occurs. (must use variables of the same type)
How can multiple Python variables of different types be output using the print() function? -
(answers)By separating each variable with a comma
What is the scope of a variable that is defined inside a function in Python? - (answers)Local
Scope
How can a global variable be created inside a function in Python? - (answers)By declaring the
variable with the 'global' keyword
What is a characteristic of Python as a dynamically-typed language? - (answers)The interpreter
determines the type of variable during runtime
