Problem Solving through Programming: if-else, elif, match Statements and for Loop

In the program if mark >= 40: print('You have passed'), what happens when the user enters mark = 30?

In Python, the colon (:) placed at the end of an if condition serves to:

The minimum passing score used in the textbook example is:

To convert the keyboard input into an integer in int(input('Please enter your mark: ')), the function used is:

If the condition of a single if is false:

In Python, the else keyword is used to:

The combined construct used to choose between two alternative blocks is called the:

In an if...else construct, when the condition is true, the executed block is the:

In an if...else construct, when the condition is false, the executed block is the:

The condition used inside an if...else typically consists of:

After the body of if or the body of else finishes, control passes to:

Inside the body of if or else, what kind of statements may be used?

Two statements are correct about the if...else construct:

The if...else flowchart in the textbook shows that after the diamond decision shape, control branches into:

In Bangladesh, the minimum age for voting eligibility used in the program is:

In the voter program if age >= 18:, a person aged exactly 18 will see:

The relational operator used to test voting eligibility is:

The data type used to store the citizen's age in the voter program is:

If the citizen's age input is 15, the printed line is:

To check whether a number is even or odd, the operator used is the:

A number is odd when:

In the textbook even/odd program, the input is converted using:

For input num = 67, the program prints:

For input num = 100, the program prints:

A year is a leap year when it is divisible by:

In the leap-year program, the divisor that is checked first is:

According to the leap-year rule used in the program, the year 2012 is:

According to the rule, the year 1990 is:

The Python logical operators used in the leap-year condition are:

According to the rule, the year 2000 is:

According to the rule, the year 1900 is:

In the leap-year program, the input is taken as a:

In the metres/feet conversion program, the conversion factor used is:

To convert feet to metres, the program computes:

To convert metres to feet, the program computes:

In the conversion program, the result is rounded to:

To round the result, the built-in function used is:

For Choice = 1 with input 25 feet, the printed metres value is approximately:

For Choice = 2 with input 60 metres, the printed feet value is approximately:

The data type used for the dimension input (feet or metres) in the conversion program is:

The variable that holds the user's selection between Feet→Metres and Metres→Feet is named:

The keyword elif is short for:

The elif statement is placed:

The main purpose of elif is to:

elif is described as a popular alternative to:

In an if / elif / else chain, how many else blocks may appear?

In an if / elif / elif / else chain, the else block runs when:

In the positive / negative / zero program, the order of the checks is:

For num = 7, the program prints:

For num = -3, the program prints:

For num = 0, the program prints:

The default branch ("It is zero") is reached only when:

The match statement is used as an alternative to using:

With the match statement, additional keywords that may be used are:

In an elif chain, the appropriate statement is selected based on:

In a match statement, the appropriate statement is usually selected based on:

The expression used with the match statement is called the:

After the keyword case and before the value, there should be at least:

A case line ends with:

The default branch in a match block is written as:

The default case runs when:

In the match-based vowel/consonant program, the cases listed correspond to:

With input a, the match-based vowel/consonant program prints:

With input d, the match-based vowel/consonant program prints:

The first version (using match) accepts only:

In the alternative method (without match), the data structure used to hold all vowel characters is a:

The membership test used in the alternative method is:

The alternative method is designed to handle:

In if char in vowels:, what type does vowels need to support?

The program to find the largest of three integers uses:

The condition for declaring num1 as the largest is:

The condition for declaring num2 as the largest is:

When all three numbers are 5, the program prints:

For inputs 10, 20, 30, the printed largest number is:

The logical operator used to combine the two relational tests inside each branch of the largest-number program is:

The data type expected for num1, num2, num3 (matching the textbook code) is:

In daily life as well as in programming, repeating the same task is the motivation for using:

Loop control statements are used to execute a statement:

Three loop-related Python statements mentioned in the chapter are:

The for loop is described as suitable when:

In a for loop, the variable used to count the iterations is called a:

In the format for CounterInitialization in Condition:, the keyword that links the counter and the condition is:

The "Counter Initialization" section of a for loop sets:

The "Condition" section of a for loop specifies:

In Python, the function commonly used to generate the iteration values for a for loop is:

With range(1, 6), the loop variable takes the values:

With range(1, 6, 1), the step value used in iteration is:

With range(1, 6, -1), the loop body in Python:

Loop body statements continue to execute until:

To print the text "ICT" exactly five times using a for loop, the textbook uses:

The number of times the body of for i in range(1, 6): executes is:

The variable i used in the loop is also called the:

After the loop in Practical Problem #10 finishes, the printed output contains the word ICT exactly:

In the program that prints a word 50 times, the upper bound used in range(1, ...) is:

To take the word as input, the function used is:

If the user enters "Computer", the loop prints "Computer" how many times in total?

The variable that holds the input word is named:

The condition used inside the loop to detect odd numbers is:

In for i in range(1, 101):, the values of i range over:

The total count of odd numbers printed by the program is:

The first odd number printed by the program is:

The last odd number printed by the program is:

The program demonstrates a loop that contains:

The number-triangle program prints a pattern that on row i shows the digits:

The structure used to create the triangle pattern is a:

To keep the printed digits on the same line in Python, the print call uses the parameter:

In the textbook output, the last row of the triangle contains:

The number of rows in the printed triangle (per the textbook output) is:

The empty print() call at the end of the inner loop is used to:

To print the multiplication table of a number from 1 to 10, the loop used is:

Inside the multiplication-table loop, the product is computed as:

For input num = 3, the value printed for i = 7 is:

The total number of lines printed for one number's multiplication table is:

For input num = 3, the largest product printed by the program is:

To take the number as input in the multiplication-table program, the conversion function used is:

Which of the following is a relational operator in Python?

Which operator returns the remainder of an integer division in Python?

Which is a Python logical operator?

Which condition correctly checks if n is divisible by 4?

The expression (year % 400 == 0 or (year % 100 != 0 and year % 4 == 0)) evaluates to True when:

In the if statement of Python, the body is identified by:

The maximum number of elif branches in a single chain is:

Which of the following best describes a flowchart of if...else?

Two correct statements about match in Python:

Compared to a long if / elif / else chain that compares one variable, a match statement is mainly used to:

The statement for i in range(1, 6): will iterate exactly:

Inside the loop body, the counter variable changes:

The chapter lists which loop-related keywords besides for and while?

In the program for i in range(1, 101): if (i % 2 != 0): print(i), removing the inner if would print:

The vowel-list-based check if char in vowels: is more general than the match-based version because it:

In the largest-of-three program, when two of the three numbers are equal and both larger than the third, the printed number is:

In the match-based vowel program, replacing the _ in case _: would:

In the metres/feet conversion, the use of else (instead of an additional elif) means the program treats:

In Python, indentation level inside a block must be:

Which is true about the body of else in if...else?

In the format of for CounterInitialization in Condition:, the colon at the end of the header line marks the:

In the multiplication-table program, the inner expression print(num, '*', i, '=', prod) produces output where the items are separated by:

Two correct statements about the elif statement:

In Practical Problem #2 (mark ≥ 40), the textbook prints "You have passed" when the input is:

Which of the following loops is most appropriate when the number of iterations is known in advance?

With range(1, 51) in the print-50-times program, the value of i reaches up to (but not including):

In the leap-year condition, which Python operator is used to check inequality with 0?

For input age = 25 in the voter program, the output is:

Two correct statements about the match statement:

The chapter describes the else body as the alternative to the if body when:

Which is a correct way to build a vowel-set in Python (matching the chapter's spirit)?

The output of for i in range(1, 6): print('ICT') is:

In the chapter's number-triangle program, the inner loop variable j runs from:

In the chapter's even/odd program, what does the program print for num = 0?

Two correct statements about for and range: