Year 9 Computing | Fun Learning Quest for Kids

You've written a Python program to track your game score. The code `score = 10` and then `print(Score)` runs without an error but displays nothing you expect. What is the core mistake here?

In a function that calculates the total cost of items in a shopping cart, you use `if` statements to apply discounts. Which code snippet correctly uses selection to apply a 10% discount only when the cart total is over £20?

You want to print each player's name from a list `players = ['Ali', 'Bella', 'Chen']`. Which loop structure is the most Pythonic and efficient for this?