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ENG1013 - Engineering Smart Systems - S1 2025

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Given the code shown below, map out its execution flow in steps.

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Given the code shown below

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Correctly identify the scope of all the unique variables shown.

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What is the final value of a (to two decimal places with rounding) after all code shown finishes executing?

a = 2.4

b = 4.1

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Select all code fragments that correctly implement the pseudocode below.

  1. Obtain reading by calling sensor_read()
  2. Check if reading is empty (none)

    1. It is empty - wait for 2 seconds and repeat step 1
    2. It is not empty - proceed to step 3
  3. Check if reading is between 20 and 25 (inclusive)

    1. If it is, wait for 2 seconds and repeat step 1
    2. If it isn't, call adjust_environment(reading) and pass the reading value to it, then wait 2 seconds and repeat step 1
  4. At any time, Ctrl+C to exit the program.
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Select all invalid datatypes in python.

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Given the code shown below, map out its execution flow in steps.

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Given the code shown below

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Correctly identify the scope of all the unique variables shown.

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What is the result printed by the code shown

a = 5.8

b = 9.3

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Select all valid datatypes in python.

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Which of the following code fragments correctly implement the following algorithm?

  1. Ask user for input of starting value
  2. Convert starting value to float

    1. If success,

      1. print message "OK"
      2. continue
    2. If fail,

      1. print message "Invalid Input"
      2. go to step 1
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