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Welcome to Technovation! We’re thrilled for you to join us this fall, and think you’ll have a blast.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q1

Q-1: Which programming language will we be using in Technovation?

• Python
• Correct!
• Javascript
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• HTML
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• C++
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Q2

Q-2: Which package will we be using in Technovation?

• Scikit-Learn
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• Numpy
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• Turtle
• Correct!
• TensorFlow
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Q3

Q-3: Which command will draw a circle?

• ``square``
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• ``circle``
• Correct!
• ``oval``
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• ``turn``
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Fill in the Blank Questions

Q4

Q-4: Fill in the blank to create a for loop in Python:

|blank| i in range(10):

Matching Questions

Q5

Q-5: Match to create proper Python syntax. Keep trying!
• ____ in range(10):
• for
• ____("This function takes user input.")
• input
• ____("This function prints output.")
• print

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Q6

Code

Q7

Write a function that adds two numbers.

def add(a, b): ==== # unit tests from unittest.gui import TestCaseGui class addTests(TestCaseGui): def addTest(self): self.assertEqual(add(2,2), 4, "Message") self.assertAlmostEqual(add(2.0,3.0), 5.0, 5, "Message") self.assertEqual(add(3,-5), -2, "Message") addTests().main()

Q8

Write a function that leads a Turtle in a square.

import turtle t = turtle.Turtle() def square(): for i in range(4): t.forward(100) t.left(90) square()

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