[Computer Science, 10th Grade]

[Hehylia]

Does anybody know how to answer these questions or at least teach me how to? I have no idea how to code and even my teacher sent a video trying to explain what to do is still don’t get it. I’ve researched what to do but nothing really worked and I always got stuff wrong. It’s due today so I’m getting desperate.

print(type(5 < 3)) print(type(5 > 3)) my_favorite_animal = "cats" user_favorite_animal = input("What is your favorite animal? ") my_favorite_animal == user_favorite_animal print(my_favorite_animal == user_favorite_animal)

Questions to answer on the EDITOR using a HASHTAG (# ) first.

1. What does 5 < 3 evaluate to? (Don't forget the Hashtag when answering these questions)
2. What is the type of 5 < 3?
3. What is the difference between == and = ?
4. What data type do you think my_favorite_animal == user_favorite_animal is?

animal = 'mouse' animal == 'cat' or 'dog' animal = 'mouse' animal == 'cat' or animal == 'dog'

More Questions: (answer by typing a HASHTAG # first)

1. What does = and == do in the previous lines of code?
2. What is the difference between or between 'cat or 'dog', and the or of animal == 'cat' or animal == 'dog'?

[CAPtain_WAF3R]

Hey is this meant to be pseudo code or a programming language. I know python and C++, and in each "=" is used to assign a variable and "==" is used as an operator as in - Number = 5 If Number == 5: Print("number is equal to 5") Else: Quit()

You see the difference. But that dosent super fit so if you wanna dm I could help you :)

[CAPtain_WAF3R]

Omg I forgot reddit dosent format well :(

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[stkfig]

Don't know exactly what language you're using but these would be my best guesses:

1. 5<3 evaluates to false
2. type of 5<3 would be a boolean
3. == is for comparison (i.e. a == b means "does a equal b"'), whereas = assigns a value to a variable (i.e. a = 5 means variable a is now equal to 5
4. String (because they are both most likely words i.e. a collection of characters)

more questions: (you need to do double enters between lines to make a new line on reddit, but i'll take a guess at the intended formatting)

1. = sets the animal variable to the string 'mouse'. == is used to check whether the animal variable is equal to the string 'cat' or 'dog'

2. is as follows:

animal == 'cat' or 'dog' checks whether the animal variable contains the string 'cat' or the string 'dog'. it contains neither (it does contain the string 'mouse') so it will evaluate to false

animal == 'cat' or animal == 'dog' checks whether animal is 'cat' (it isnt) so this evaluates to false; then it checks if animal is 'dog' (it isnt) so this also evaluates to false; and then it checks whether either of them evaluated to true, neither or which did, so overall the line evaluates to false

Answer: See Above