Python Quiz: What will be the output?

@PythonPr SyntaxError b/c of the * after x.

@PythonPr 32.0

@PythonPr as written x* = x/2 with give you an error if you were thinking of x *= x/2 you would get pass 1: x = 4 * 4/2 = 4 * 2 = 8 pass 2: x = 8 * 8/2 = 4 * 8 = 32 print(x) gives you 32 ans: 32

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@PythonPr File "<string>", line 3     x* = x/2        ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax Try x *= x/2 This muliplies x with half of x and saves is as new x. Output would be 32

@PythonPr 32

@PythonPr SyntaxError. x* = x/2 isn’t valid Python syntax. It should be: x *= x/2 Tiny typo, instant crash 😅

@PythonPr x *= x/2 means: x = x * (x/2) Starting with x = 4: First loop: x = 4 * (4/2) x = 8 Since 8 is still less than 10, the loop runs again. Second loop: x = 8 * (8/2) x = 32 loop stops. Output: 32

@PythonPr answer is 32 Iteration 1: x *= x/2 => 4* 4/2 = 8 iteration 2: as x < 10 8*8/2 = 64/2 = 32 While loop condition fails Final value 32

@PythonPr The asterisk on x (x*), confused me.

@PythonPr Syntax error

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@PythonPr x=4 1st) loop: x *= 4/2 (x == 8) 2nd) x *= 8/2 x *= 4 x = 8 * 4 (x == 32, breaking the loop) print output: 32

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@PythonPr What does “asterisk” mean?

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