Python Continued – Lesson 2 Review KS3

Study the following code and select the output that it would produce when run.

num1 = 10
num2 = 15
if num1 > num2:
    print(num1)
else:
    print(num2)

Study the code below and select the output that this program would produce if the user entered 50.

score = input(“Please enter your test score”)
if score > 50:
    print(“You Passed!”)
else:
    print(“You Failed”)

Study the code below and select the output that this program would produce if the user entered 50.

score = int(input(“Please enter your test score”))
if score > 50:
    print(“You Passed!”)
else:
    print(“You Failed”)

What would be the output if the user inputted the data “PaSsWoRd123”?

user_pass = input(“Please enter your password”)
if user_pass != “password123”:
    print(“Wrong Password”)
else:
    print(“Correct Password”)

Write (in the space below) the first line of a python IF statement that would check if the contents of a variable (called age) was greater than the number 25.
Remember, this code needs to be written perfectly to be marked correctly.

Which of the programs above will check to see which number is the biggest?

Which of the programs above will work out if the number entered is positive, negative or zero?

Which of the programs above will work out if the first number entered is bigger or smaller than the second?

What is the error in the program above?

What is the error in the code above, which will cause the program to fail?

If this program were to run, how many possible outcomes could this program produce?

score = int(input(“Enter your test score (out of 100): “))
if score > 30:
    print(“Pass”)
else:
    print(“Fail”)

If this program were to run, how many possible outcomes could be produced from this program?

score = int(input(“Enter your test score (out of 100): “))
if score > 90:
    print(“Grade A”)
elif 80 < score <= 90:
    print(“Grade B”)
elif 70 < score <= 80:
    print(“Grade C”)
elif 60 < score <= 70:
    print(“Grade D”)
elif 50 < score <= 60:
    print(“Grade E”)
elif 40 < score <= 50:
    print(“Grade F”)
elif 30 < score <= 40:
    print(“Grade G”)
else:
    print(“Fail”)

Which of the following pieces of python code enables more than one condition to be checked within an IF statement?

How should the following condition be read?

if age > 17:

How should the following condition be read?

if password != “1234”:

What would be the result of the following if statement condition?

if password = “pAs$w0rd”

What is the error in the program above?