Fill in the blanks to declare a variable, add 5 to it and print its value. >>> x = 4 >>> x __ = 5 >>> print __ What is the answer for above question?

Question

This is one of the questions that I got from this app

Answer 1

I believe this is the correct answer you're looking for:

x = 4
x += 5
print(x)

"x = 4" declares the variable
"x += 5" is a faster way of saying "x = x + 5"
"print(x)" prints it's value
Hope that helped!

Answer 2

yeah,I also think Dean's answer is correct.

Answer 3

Make sure you add the parenthesis, this is python 3. Print will not work without (x)

Answer 4

return

Answer 5

so anser is 9

Answer 6

x-=3

Answer 7

it worked

Answer 8

fill in the blacks to print"you rock!" to the screen if variable a is greater than 12 and variable b is less than or equal to 76 int a=44; int b=33; if(a>12 b<= ){cout<<"you block"<<endl;} Amir Ahmad

Answer 9

what is the answer just tell me please

Answer 10

>>> x = 4
>>> x + = 5
>>> print (x)

Answer 11

Fill in the blank to declare a variable var that contains only positive numbers.

Answer 12

i dont get it, whats the awnser

Answer 13

HI

Answer 14

??

Answer 15

it #

Answer 16

thanks dean!

Answer 17

x + = 5 #add + sign in the first blank
print(x) #add (x) after print

Answer 18

1: +
2: (x)

Answer 19

Fill in the blank to comment out the text:

x = 8
printing x
print(x)
What is the answer for this question?

Answer 20

Fill in the blank with the output of this code.
>>> 1 + 2 + 3 + 4.0 + 5