Filtering and conditional logic in No-Code - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the sentence to describe filtering: "Filtering means selecting items that {{BLANK_1}} a condition."

No-Code

Filtering means selecting items that [1] a condition.

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Ameet

Bbreak

Cignore

Davoid

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Common Mistakes

Choosing items that ignore or avoid the condition.

Filtering means choosing only the items that meet a certain condition, like picking only red apples from a basket.

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medium

Complete the sentence: "A condition in filtering usually uses {{BLANK_1}} to compare values."

No-Code

A condition in filtering usually uses [1] to compare values.

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Acolors

Bsizes

Cshapes

Doperators

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Common Mistakes

Confusing operators with colors or shapes.

Conditions use operators like >, <, == to compare values and decide which items to keep.

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hard

Fix the sentence: "To filter numbers greater than 10, use the condition: number {{BLANK_1}} 10."

No-Code

To filter numbers greater than 10, use the condition: number [1] 10.

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A==

B>

C<

D<=

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Common Mistakes

Using less than or equal symbols instead of greater than.

The symbol > means 'greater than', so 'number > 10' selects numbers bigger than 10.

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hard

Fill both blanks to complete the filtering rule: "Select items where {{BLANK_1}} is {{BLANK_2}} 5."

No-Code

Select items where [1] is [2] 5.

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Avalue

Bless than

Cgreater than

Dcolor

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Common Mistakes

Using 'color' instead of 'value' or mixing up comparison words.

We select items where the value is less than 5, meaning values smaller than 5.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to complete the filtering statement: "Keep items where {{BLANK_1}} {{BLANK_2}} 10 and {{BLANK_3}} {{BLANK_2}} 20."

No-Code

Keep items where [1] [2] 10 and [3] [2] 20.

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Aage

B>

Cscore

D<

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Common Mistakes

Mixing up the properties or using the wrong comparison symbol.

This means keep items where age > 10 and score > 20, selecting items with age and score greater than those numbers.