Code Writer
Level 3, 2026-06-12
Answers should be legal Python code, including indentation. Use the underscore _ to show a space.
Special functions: print(), range(), sqrt(), str()
Print a variable that contains your first name

Use: variables[1]
A rectangle has sides of 6 and 2. Create variables for the sides of the shape and then calculate its perimeter

Use: variables[2]
Assume you have 2 lists of numbers that are the same size: A and Z. Count how many times an element in A is bigger than or equal to the element in the same position in Z.

Use: variables, loops[2]

Test Using:
A = [5], Z = [5]
A = [1,2,3], Z = [3,2,1]
A = [10,2,53], Z = [97,3,34]
Assume you have a non-empty list of numbers VAR. Create a new variable that is equal all the numbers in VAR multiplied together.

Use: variables, loops[2]

Test Using:
VAR = [1,1]
VAR = [1,2,3,4,5]
VAR = [42,15,84]
Assume you have 2 variables S and T that are equal to the sides of a rectangle. Calculate another variable that is equal to the area of the rectangle.

Use: variables[2]

Test Using:
S = 85, T = 79
Assume you have a non-empty list of numbers E. Write code to find the smallest number in the list.

Use: variables, loops, if[2]

Test Using:
E = [1,2,3]
E = [3,2,1,0]
E = [42,47,90]
Assume you have 2 variables S and T that are equal to the sides of a rectangle. Calculate another variable that is equal to the perimeter of the rectangle.

Use: variables[2]

Test Using:
S = 85, T = 79
Assume you have a non-empty list B. Create a new variable that is equal to the first element in the list.

Use: variables[1]

Test Using:
B = [1]
B = ['a','b','c']
B = [35,61,2]
Assume you have a non-empty list F. Create a new variable that is equal to the first element in the list.

Use: variables[1]

Test Using:
F = [1]
F = ['a','b','c']
F = [35,61,2]