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| What is an object as it relates to its identity? |
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| An object has an identity that never changes such a string type and a value that may change if the object's type is mutable. |
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| What is a literal string? |
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| Something that is delimited by single quotations such as ('Cactus') |
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| A function is a group of statements that can be organized into a ____ unit |
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| A function call executes what? |
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| The group of statements that are organized by the function. |
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| It has a name followed by parantheses. |
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| Give two examples of function calls. |
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| What do expression statements do? |
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| An expression statement such as print() can call a function that does not compute a useful result. |
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| How do you find an argument? |
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| They are enclosed in parantheses after the function name print('cactus') |
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| The print built in function shows what kinds of arguments? |
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| String arguments, and they are printed on the display followed by a new line. |
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| It displays its argument as a prompt string on the screen, and it reads a line of input, and it returns the input as a string object. |
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| What does a name refer to? |
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| What is an assignment statement? |
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| A variable binds to the object that is returned from the function call, so that it can be used later. |
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| After a variable is bound to an object, it can be dereferenced to obtain the object(perhaps what the user typed). |
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| It is an operator that can be used to concatenate two string operands together to create a new string. |
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| Give an example of an assignment statement. |
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| Give an example of kinds of names. |
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| function --> print, function --> input, or a variable such as myName = |
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