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The document is a Python worksheet focused on input, output, and data types, with tasks designed to help students practice using the input() and print() functions, as well as working with strings, integers, and floats. It includes a series of questions and programming tasks that require students to write code for various scenarios, such as performing calculations and manipulating data types. Additionally, there are extension tasks for higher ability students to further challenge their understanding of Python programming.

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The document is a Python worksheet focused on input, output, and data types, with tasks designed to help students practice using the input() and print() functions, as well as working with strings, integers, and floats. It includes a series of questions and programming tasks that require students to write code for various scenarios, such as performing calculations and manipulating data types. Additionally, there are extension tasks for higher ability students to further challenge their understanding of Python programming.

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Python Worksheet: Input, Output & Data Types (40 mins)

YOU MUST SCREENSHOT YOUR CODE UNDER EACH TASK!

Lesson Objective

To:

 Use input() and print()

 Understand str, int, and float

 Perform calculations using user input

Key Knowledge (Read First)

String (str)

 Stores text

 Must use quotation marks

word = "Hello"

Integer (int)

 Stores whole numbers

number = 10

Float (float)

 Stores decimal numbers

decimal = 2.5

⚠️Important Rule:

input() always returns a string, so convert when needed:

number = int(input("Enter a number: "))


decimal = float(input("Enter a decimal: "))

Starter (5 mins)
Q1. Identify the data type:

Data
Value
Type

"Python _________
" _

_________
50
_

_________
7.25
_

Q2. What is wrong with this code?

num = input("Enter number: ")


print(num + 5)

Main Tasks (25 mins)

Task 1: Input & Output (5 mins)

Q3. Write a program that:

 Asks for text

 Prints: "You entered ___"

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Task 2: Integers (10 mins)

Q4. Complete the program:

num1 = ______(input("Enter a number: "))


num2 = ______(input("Enter another number: "))

total = num1 + num2


print(total)
Q5. Write a program that:

 Asks for two whole numbers

 Subtracts the second from the first

 Prints the result

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Task 3: Floats (10 mins)

Q6. Write a program that:

 Asks for a decimal number

 Multiplies it by 2

 Prints the result

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Q7. Write a program that:

 Asks for a price (float)

 Adds 20%

 Prints the final price

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Extension Tasks (10–15 mins) ⭐ Higher Ability


Complete as many as possible.

Extension 1: Mixed Data Types

Write a program that:

 Asks for text (str)

 Asks for a number (int)

 Prints both clearly

Extension 2: Total Cost Calculator

Write a program that:

 Asks for item price (float)

 Asks for quantity (int)

 Calculates total cost

 Prints the result

Extension 3: Average Calculator

Write a program that:

 Asks for 3 numbers (int)

 Calculates the average

 Prints the result

Extension 4: Temperature Converter

Write a program that:

 Asks for temperature in Celsius (float)

 Converts to Fahrenheit

Formula:
F = (C × 9/5) + 32

Extension 5: Challenge ⭐⭐
Write a program that:

 Asks for a number

 Prints:

o Number × 2

o Number × 3

o Number × 4

Extension 6: Challenge ⭐⭐⭐ (Top Students)

Write a program that:

 Asks for a price (float)

 Asks for discount percentage (int)

 Calculates the new price after discount

 Prints the final value

Plenary (5 mins)

Q8. What will this output?

num = int(input("Enter number: "))


print(num * 3)

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