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Match the Python version with the correct command to get user input.

Python 3.x

Python 2.x

By default, what kind of variable does input (and raw_input) return?

string

boolean

float

int

What is wrong with this code (assume we are using Python 3.x)?

input("What is your name? > ")

print ("Hello {}.".format(name))

The second line should be: print ("Hello {}.".format[name])

On Python 3, you need to use raw_input

You need to assign the input to a variable.  For example: name = input("")

Match the code with the conversion type.

x = "23"

x = int(x)

x = "3.14159"

x = float(x)

x = 99

x = string(99)

What is the output?

age = 45

height = 174.5


print ("Age: " + age)

Age: 174.5

TypeError: must be str, not float

Age: 45

Match the output with the code.

x = 20.0

y = 5.0

print(x-y)

print(x+y)

print(x/y)

print(x%y)

print(x*y)

What is the output?

age = 45
height = 174.5
print("age + height")

Is the following an integer or a float?

age = 45

Integer

Float

Is the following an integer or a float?

height = 174.5

Integer

Float

Complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb in parentheses.

(EN MINÚSCULAS, SIN PUNTO AL FINAL Y SIN CONTRAER LOS VERBOS)

I ___ (call) you later, I promise.

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