Input, Processing, and Output in Python

These flashcards cover key concepts related to input, processing, and output in Python programming as outlined in the lecture notes.

The program development cycle consists of the following steps: Design the program, write the code, correct errors, test the program, and correct errors.

syntax; logic

Pseudocode is an informal language that has no __ rule and is used to create model programs.

syntax

A __ is a diagram that graphically depicts the steps in a program.

flowchart

The three-step process typically performed by a computer includes receiving __, performing some process on the input, and producing __.

input; output

In Python, the __ function is used to display output on the screen.

print

A __ is a name that represents a value stored in the computer memory and is used to access and manipulate data.

variable

The general format for creating a variable is __ = expression.

variable

When reading input from the keyboard, the built-in input function returns the data as a __.

string

The __ operator is used to perform floating-point division in Python.

/

The __ operator performs integer division, truncating positive results and rounding negative results away from zero.

//

Operator precedence in Python lists operations in the following order: operations in __, exponentiation, multiplication and division, and then addition and subtraction.

parentheses

Two or more string literals written adjacent to each other are __ concatenated into a single string.

implicitly

A named constant is a name that represents a value that __ during the program's execution.

does not change

The purpose of using named constants instead of magic numbers is to make code __ and easier to maintain.

self-explanatory

To append one string to the end of another string in Python, you use the __ operator.

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