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Year 11

Arrays and lists

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Year 11

Arrays and lists

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Lesson details

Key learning points

  1. In this lesson, we will be introduced to the data structures: arrays and lists. We will then define them and explain the differences between the two. We will then focus on lists in Python. We will use lists to create a 'Simon says...' game, which randomly selects instructions from a list of items.
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3 Questions

Q1.
What will be the output of print, when this program is executed?
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A single number
Correct answer: A single random capital letter
A single random lowercase letter
random_character
Q2.
What will be the output of print, when this program is executed?
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Correct answer: 10
11
8
Error
Q3.
What will be the output of print, when this program is executed?
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Correct answer: 1
1 11 16
2
Error

4 Questions

Q1.
What will be the output of print, when this program is executed?
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house, mountain
mountain
Correct answer: sheep
u
Q2.
Is an array static or dynamic?
Dynamic
Correct answer: Static
Q3.
Is a list static or dynamic?
Correct answer: Dynamic
Static
Q4.
What will be the output of print, when this program is executed?
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Days
Correct answer: IndexError
Monday
Sunday
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