Exam 2: Input, Processing, and Output

What is the informal language that programmers use to create models of programs that have no syntax rules and are not meant to be compiled or executed?

The _____ built-in function is used to read a number that has been typed on the keyboard.

According to the behavior of integer division, when an integer is divided by an integer, the result will be a float.

Comments in Python begin with the # character.

When the + operator is used with two strings, it performs string _______________.

A(n) _____ is a diagram that graphically depicts the steps that take place in a program.

The _____ function reads a piece of data that has been entered at the keyboard and returns that piece of data, as a string, back to the program.

The output of the following print statement is: print 'I\'m ready to begin'

A(n) _______________ is a single task that the program must perform in order to satisfy the customer.

Python uses _______________ to categorize values in memory.

_______________ are notes of explanation that document lines or sections of a program.

In Python, print statements written on separate lines do not necessarily output on separate lines.

In a print statement, you can set the _____ argument to a space or empty string to stop the output from advancing to a new line.

What type of error produces incorrect results but does not prevent the program from running?

Python allows programmers to break a statement into multiple lines.

A flowchart is a tool that programmers use to design programs.

Computer programs typically perform three steps: Input is received, some process is performed on the input, and output is produced.

The _______________ specifier is a special set of characters that specify how a value should be formatted.

When using the camelCase naming convention, the first word of the variable name is written in lowercase letters and the first character of the second and subsequent words are written in uppercase letters.

In Python, math expressions are evaluated from left to right, no matter what the operators are.