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05 Variables Exercise

The document outlines an online course by UNESCO UNITWIN, focusing on Python programming concepts such as expressions, statements, comments, and data type conversions. It includes learning objectives, exercises for practical application, and practice problems to reinforce understanding. All educational materials are protected under copyright and cannot be used for commercial purposes.

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UNESCO UNITWIN

Online Course
Supported by

Handong Global University


Ministry of Education, Korea

* All copyrights belong to UNESCO UNITWIN and it is prohibited to use these educational materials including the video and other
relevant materials for commercial and for-profit use.
Variable Exercise
05
Global Leadership School
Handong Global University
Learning Objectives
• Learn what is Expression, Statement, and
comments
• Understand characteristic of Data Types
• Convert Data Types
• Practice using Data Types
Expression and Statement
• Expression
• Combination of value, variable, and operator.
• “Value” is considered as expression
>> 5+3
>> “Handong University”

• Statement
• Units of code that can be executed by the python
interpreter.
>> age = input(“Enter your age“)
Comments (1/2)
• In Comments,
• Used to store program author, date, and behavior
• It is not compiled along with the program
• Used to help the programmer understand the
code better
• Single-line comment
• Starts with hash (#) character
• Entire line is saved as comment
• Multi-line comments
• Begins with ’’’ , ends with ’’’
Comments (2/2)
• Python grammar does not matter in
comments
• Single-line comment
• # this code is adding two integers
• # 2100/5/6 by Joseph

Multi-line comments
’’’ this code is adding two integers
2100/5/6 by Joseph
2100/10/22 updated by John
’’’
Data Type Conversion
• Depending on the purpose, the data type
may be converted.
• Following statement is used to convert Data
Type
• int(variable name)
• float(variable name)
• str(variable name)
• Data Type Conversion is temporary
• To keep using converted type, simply assign it to
a variable.
When to convert Data Type
• Receive number using Input() statement
• As, the input data is stored as a string,
• Data Conversion is needed to do math operations.
Exercise 1
• Store your name in a variable named 'name'
and your age in a variable named 'age’.
• Then, Output the values stored in the two
variables as follows:

My name is Esther, and 19-years old.


Exercise 1 Code
Exercise 2
• Get the user's name and store it in a variable named
'name’.
• Get user’s age and store it in a variable named ‘age’.
• Then, Output the values stored in the two variables as
follows:

My name is Mattie, and 21 years old


Exercise 2 Code
Exercise 3
• Store the name of the organization in the
string variable 'affiliation'.
• Store the entrance year in the integer variable
'year'.
• Print as follows:

>>>
I entered Handong Global University in 2015.
Exercise 3 Code

affiliation = str(‘Handong Global University')

year = ‘2015’

print(”I entered", affiliation, ”in", year)


Exercise 4
• Receive two float numbers from the user and
print the sum of the two float numbers.
• Decide the type of the variables.
Exercise 4 Code

number1 = float(input(‘Enter the first float number: '))


number2 = float(input(‘Enter the second float number: '))

print(number1 + number2)
Exercise 5
• Receive an integer and print out “*” as many
as inputted integer.
Exercise 5 Code
Exercise 6
• Receive the user’s favorite number, color, and
season.

• Combine favorite color and season,

• And print out as many times as the favorite


number
• For example, if the input are 3, green, summer,
print out as follows:
• greensummergreensummergreensummer
Exercise 6 Code
num = int(input(”Favorite number: "))
color = input(”Favorite color: ")
season = input(”Favorite season: ")

cs = color + season
print(num*cs)
Lecture Summary
• Writing comments
• Data Type Conversion

• Practice using variable using exercise


• Print and input statements.
• Convert inputs to integer data type.
Practice Problem 1
• What symbol do you use to write one-line
comment?
• ‘
• #
• //
• []
Practice Problem 1 Answer
• What symbol do you use to write one-line
comment?
• ‘
• #
• //
• []
Practice Problem 2
• Choose the most appropriate expression for
the following underlined areas.
num= input(‘Enter an integer :”)
num = _____________________
print(“=“ * num)

• bool(num)
• int(num)
• float(num)
• str(num)
Practice Problem 2 Answer
• Choose the most appropriate expression for
the following underlined areas.
num= input(‘Enter an integer :”)
num = _____________________
print(“=“ * num)

• bool(num)
• int(num)
• float(num)
• str(num)
Thank you
05 Variables Exercise
Contact Info
[email protected]
https://ecampus.handong.edu/

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