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Python Basics Homework Guide

The document is a Python basics homework assignment divided into three parts: variables and basic math, lists and tuples, and basic CLI commands. It includes tasks such as identifying valid variable names, creating variables, predicting outputs, and answering theoretical questions about lists and tuples. Additionally, it covers basic command line interface commands and scenarios for folder management.

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Python Basics Homework Guide

The document is a Python basics homework assignment divided into three parts: variables and basic math, lists and tuples, and basic CLI commands. It includes tasks such as identifying valid variable names, creating variables, predicting outputs, and answering theoretical questions about lists and tuples. Additionally, it covers basic command line interface commands and scenarios for folder management.

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Python Basics Homework

Part A – Variables & Basic Math in Python


1. Identify valid variable names

For each of these, say if it’s a valid Python variable name or invalid. If invalid, explain why.

a. age

b. 1st_number

c. total_sum

d. my-name

e. pi_value

f. class

2. Fill in the blanks – Creating variables

Write Python code to:

a. Store your name in a variable called student_name.

b. Store your age in a variable called age.

c. Store the result of 5 + 8 in a variable called result.

d. Change the value of age to be 1 year older.

3. Predict the output – Basic math and variables

a.

x = 10

y=3

print(x + y)

print(x - y)

print(x * y)
b.

a = 15

b=4

print(a // b)

print(a % b)

c.

num = 7

num = num + 3

print(num)

num = num * 2

print(num)

4. Write small programs

a. Program asking for age, storing it, and printing it.

b. Program storing a = 8, b = 2 and printing arithmetic results.

Part B – Lists and Tuples (Theory Questions)


5. Concept questions

a. What is a list in Python?

b. What is a tuple in Python?

c. One similarity between lists and tuples.

d. One difference between lists and tuples.

6. True or False

a. A list can change.


b. A tuple can change.

c. Lists use [].

d. Tuples use {}.

e. Both lists and tuples use indexing.

7. What is the output?

a.

numbers = [2, 4, 6, 8]

print(numbers[0])

print(numbers[2])

b.

fruits = ("apple", "banana", "mango")

print(fruits[1])

c. Length of ["red", "blue", "green", "yellow"]

8. Short written answers

a. Why use a tuple?

b. Example of something stored in a list.

c. Example of something that should not change and fits a tuple.

Part C – Basic CLI Commands


9. Match the command

1. mkdir

2. cd

3. dir
a. Show files/folders.

b. Change directory.

c. Create folder.

10. Fill in the blanks

a. _______ projects

b. _______ homework

c. _______

11. CLI scenarios

a. Create folder Python.

b. Enter Python folder.

c. Show contents of Python folder.

d. Go back one level.

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