Which of the following values would be stored in an "integer" variable?
Select one:
a.
False
b.
5.0
c.
50
d.
"Fifty"
c. 50
What would be displayed on the output panel when the following code is run?
data = 100
print(data)
Select one:
a.
A syntax error message
b.
$100.00
c.
100
d.
data
c. 100
Which data type would best hold the numeric value 1.732?
Select one:
a.
floating point
b.
Boolean
c.
integer
d.
string
a. floating point
Given a variable named "mystery", which of the following statements will display the data type of that variable?
Select one:
a.
print(mystery)
b.
print(type(mystery))
c.
mystery.type()
d.
No such statement exists
b. print(type(mystery))
Which of the following statements will add 10 to the value in the "mystery" variable and store the answer in the "result" variable?
Select one:
a.
mystery + 10 = result
b.
result = mystery(10)
c.
result = 10 + mystery
d.
mystery = result - 10
c. result = 10 + mystery
The value that would be stored in an "integer" variable is option c. 50.
Explanation:
To determine which value would be stored in an "integer" variable, we need to understand what an "integer" is. An integer is a data type that represents whole numbers without any fractional or decimal parts.
Looking at the options:
a. False is a boolean value, not an integer. Booleans can only have two possible values: True or False.
b. 5.0 is a floating-point number, which includes decimal parts. While an integer can be represented as a floating-point number, it would still contain a decimal point and be considered a different data type.
c. 50 is a whole number without any fractional or decimal parts, making it a perfect match for the integer data type.
d. "Fifty" is a string value, which represents a sequence of characters. It cannot be directly stored in an "integer" variable.
Therefore, the correct answer is c. 50.