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Python Variables and Operators Exercises

This document is a Python practice worksheet focusing on variables, identifiers, and operators. It includes exercises for creating variables, identifying valid identifiers, performing arithmetic operations, evaluating expressions, using assignment operators, and a challenge program to compare two numbers. The worksheet is structured in parts with specific tasks and expected outputs.

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Python Variables and Operators Exercises

This document is a Python practice worksheet focusing on variables, identifiers, and operators. It includes exercises for creating variables, identifying valid identifiers, performing arithmetic operations, evaluating expressions, using assignment operators, and a challenge program to compare two numbers. The worksheet is structured in parts with specific tasks and expected outputs.

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Python Practice Worksheet: Variables, Identifiers, and Operators

Part A: Variables & Identifiers


1. Create three variables: your name, age, and favorite color. Print them.

Answer: ________________________________________________

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2. Identify which of the following are valid identifiers:

_value, 2nd_number, userName, for, my-name, amount$

Answer: ________________________________________________

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Part B: Operators
1. Write a program to input two numbers and display:
- Sum
- Difference
- Product
- Quotient (float)
- Floor division
- Modulus

Answer: ________________________________________________

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2. If x = 15 and y = 4, evaluate:

- x ** y
- (x > y) and (y < 10)
- (x % y) == 3

Answer: ________________________________________________
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3. Use assignment operators to transform z = 20 into:

- z = z + 10
-z=z*2
-z=z-5

Answer: ________________________________________________

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Part C: Challenge
Write a program that asks the user for two numbers and checks:
- If the first number is greater than the second.
- If both numbers are even.
- If the sum of the two numbers is divisible by 5.

Example Run:
Enter first number: 8
Enter second number: 12
First > Second? False
Both Even? True
Sum divisible by 5? False

Answer: ________________________________________________

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