Python Print Statement Examples for Grade 4

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🍎 The `print()` statement tells Python to show something on the screen.
• 🔢 You can print words, numbers, and even sentences!
• ✏️ To print words (also called strings), put them inside quotation marks, like this: `print("Hello!")`.
• ➕ You can also print numbers directly, like this: `print(5)`.
• ✨ You can print multiple things at once by separating them with commas, like this: `print("My age is", 9)`.

Practice Quiz

1. What does the `print()` statement do in Python?
   1. Prints a picture.
   2. Shows something on the screen.
   3. Calculates math problems.
   4. Turns off the computer.
2. Which of these lines of code will show the word "Python" on the screen?
   1. `print(Python)`
   2. `print("Python")`
   3. `Print("Python")`
   4. `print(10)`
3. What will the following code show on the screen: `print(7)`?
   1. The word "Seven".
   2. The number 7.
   3. Nothing. It will cause an error.
   4. The word "7".
4. What happens if you forget the quotation marks when trying to print words?
   1. The code will still work fine.
   2. Python will get confused and show an error.
   3. Python will print a smiley face.
   4. Python will print the number 0.
5. What will this code print: `print("I am", 10, "years old")`?
   1. I am 10 years old
   2. "I am 10 years old"
   3. I am+10+years old
   4. Error
6. Which of the following is the correct way to print your name using the `print()` statement?
   1. `print(Your Name)`
   2. `print("Your Name")`
   3. `print Your Name`
   4. `print[Your Name]`
7. What will `print(2 + 3)` display?
   1. 23
   2. 5
   3. "2 + 3"
   4. Error