Please read the note carefully and try to solve the problem below:

Table of Contents:

• Chapter 2 Data Types Quiz
  • Quiz Q0201
  • Quiz Q0202
  • Quiz Q0203
  • Quiz Q0204
  • Quiz Q0205
  • Quiz Q0206
  • Quiz Q0207
  • Quiz Q0208
  • Quiz Q0209
  • Quiz Q0210
  • Quiz Q0211

1. Assign 55 to the variable x and print it in the console
2. change the value of variable to be 60
3. add x by 10 again and print the value.

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1. create a variable x and assign any integer value in it
2. create a variable y and assign any float value in it
3. try using function type() for x and y to check its data type.

# Examples
type(x)
type(4.5)

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Create two variables first_name, and last_name and print the sentence in the format below:

"My name is John Doe"

1. use + operator to concatenate strings
2. use format() method to achieve the same result
3. use f-strings to achieve the same result
4. use %s formatting method to achieve the same result

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Assign a variable pi and assign value 3.14159265

1. use formatting strings to show pi with 3 digits after the decimal
2. use formatting strings to show pi with 2 digits after the decimal but allocate 10 spaces for the variable.
3. use f-string to show the result in the following format: "The value of PIE is 3.14" ( hint: "%<a>.<b>f" )

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Use a function input() to input the the name and age from the command line and display the formatted text as instructed below:

1. use input() function to ask the name to the user. The console should show "What is your name?" to input the name
2. similarly ask the user to input the age and assign it to another variable.
3. Show a sentence describing the user name and age using different formatting methods.
   • hint: Output would be a sentence similar to Hello 20 years old John!!.

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Perform the addition operations between the following data types and check whether the code runs successfully or not:

1. int and int (Example: 5 + 5)
2. int and float (Example: 5 + 5.5)
3. float and float (Example: 5.5 + 5.5)
4. str and str (Example: 'hello' + 'world')
5. int and str (Example: 5 + 'hello')

Use different operations in python to find out the following:

1. Square of 10
2. 10²⁰
3. Integer division of 100 by 30
4. What would be the remainder if 1289 is divided by 25? solve programmatically.

The following variables are assigned values as below:

x = 10
y = 12

1. Check if x is greater than y
2. Check if y is greater than x
3. check if x is greater than or equal to y
4. check if y is greater than or equal to x
5. Check if x becomes equal to y if x is added by 2
6. Check if x is not equal to y after the previous operation

"If the weather is cloudy today and it rained yesterday, it will rain today".

Generate the logical operation for the statement above and evaluate the weather forecast for today.

Note: Change parameters to different values and see when the result changes

Use Identity and Membership operations to solve the following problems

1. check whether the number 12 is an integer or not

2. divide 100 by 12 and check whether the number is float or not

3. suppose we have following lists:

   x = [1,2,3,4,5]
   y = [1,2,3,4,5]
   z = x

   1. Is x identical to y?
   2. Is x identical to z?

   Solve problems programmatically and write the reasons why they are or are not identical with each other.

4. Suppose there are following animals in the zoo:

   elephant, tiger, zebra, lion, wolf

   1. Check programmatically whether lion is in the zoo or not.
   2. Check programmatically whether horse is in the zoo or not.

5. Create a list of first 7 prime numbers and check whether 9 is a prime number or not using membership operation.

Use bitwise operations to perform the following:

1. Check the final value when 5 is performed bitwise AND with 7
2. Check the final value when 5 is performed bitwise OR with 2
3. y = 10 * 2. Solve the same problem using bitwise shift operation.
4. Multiply and divide an integer by 4 using bitwise shift operations.