Python Find my level

Find my level

About ten short Python problems from across the course, starting in the middle. Each answer decides where the next one comes from, so they get easier or harder as you go. Solve what you can. If something is new to you, say so and move on.

There is no clock, no hints and no solutions. It changes nothing in your progress until you choose a start at the end.

Back to the course
    problem.py
    # print("Ready?")
print("Hi", "there")
print("Score:", 7, "points")
    problem.py to run
    print("Welcome to the game!)
print("Press start")
    problem.py
    coins = 5
coins = coins + 10
spent = coins
coins = 0
print(coins, spent)
    problem.py to run
    print("Welcome", username)
username = "Kai"
    problem.py
    print(9 / 3)
print(9 // 4)
print(9 % 4)
print(2 ** 3 * 2)
print(-9 // 4)
    problem.py to run
    total = 3725
minutes = total // 60
seconds = total % 60
print(total, "seconds is", minutes, "min", seconds, "s")
    problem.py
    word = "brainlag"
print(word[0:5])
print(word[-3:])
print(len(word) - 1)
print(word.upper().count("A"))
    problem.py to run
    song = "Neon Rain"
seconds = 207
print(f"___ is ___:___ long")
    problem.py
    n = input()
print(n * 3)
print(int(n) * 3)
    problem.py to run
    price = int(input())
qty = int(input())
print(f"Total: {price * qty:.2f}")
    problem.py
    score = 85
if score > 50:
    print("pass")
elif score > 80:
    print("merit")
else:
    print("fail")
if score > 80:
    print("well done")
    problem.py to run
    mark = int(input())
if mark >= 40:
    print("Pass")
elif mark >= 70:
    print("Distinction")
elif mark >= 55:
    print("Merit")
else:
    print("Fail")
    problem.py
    x = 7
y = x // 2
x = x % 2
if x == 1 and y > 2:
    print("odd", y)
else:
    print("even", y)
print(f"{x}{y}")
    problem.py to run
    total = input()
if total > 50:
    print("Free delivery")
else:
    print("Delivery: 4.99")
    problem.py
    n = 10
while n > 1:
    n = n // 2
    print(n)
    problem.py to run
    lives = 3
while lives == 0:
    print("Lives left:", lives)
    lives -= 1
print("Game over")
    Python 3.13