exercise2.4 gone too far

#!/usr/bin/env python
# exercise2.4 gone too far
# Author: Landon Mayo
# I took this exercise a little too far. I couldn't help it.
'''
Exercise 2.4 Assume that we execute the following assignment statements:
width = 17
height = 12.0
For each of the following expressions, write the value of the expression and the type (of the
value of the expression).

1. width/2
2. width/2.0
3. height/3
4. 1 + 2 * 5

Use the Python interpreter to check your answers.
'''
# Assignment Statements
width = 17
height = 12.0

#define quiz
def quizInstruction():
    print ('For each of the following expressions,\n write the value of the expression and\n the type (of the value of the expression)')
    print ('\n VALUES: \n width = 17\n height = 12.0\n')




#Define Expression Executions
execute1 = width/2
execute2 = width/2.0
execute3 = height/3
execute4 = 1 + 2 * 5

#Define Expression Strings
express1 = '\n width/2\n'
express2 = 'width/2.0'
express3 = 'height/3'
express4 = '1 + 2 * 5'

quizInstruction()

# First Qustion:
print express1
quizValue = raw_input("Expected Value: ")
if quizValue == str(8) :
    print 'Correct'
else :
    print 'Wrong'

quizType = raw_input("Expected Type: ")
if quizType == 'int' :
    print 'Correct'
else :
    print 'Wrong'

# Second Question:
print express2
#Quiz Value for question 2
quizValue = raw_input("Expected Value: ")

if quizValue == str(8.5):
    print 'Correct'
else :
    print 'Wrong'

# Quiz Type for question 2
quizType = raw_input("Expected Type: ")

if quizType == 'float':
    print 'Correct'
else :
    print 'Wrong'

##### Third Question #####

print express3

#Quiz Value for question 3
quizValue = raw_input("Expected Value: ")
if quizValue == str(4.0):
    print 'Correct'
else :
    print 'Wrong'

#Quiz Type for question 3
quizType = raw_input("Expected Type: ")
if quizType == 'float' :
    print 'Correct'
else :
    print 'Wrong'

#### Question 4 ####

print express4

# Quiz Value
quizValue = raw_input("Expected Value: ")
if quizValue == str(11):
    print 'Correct'
else :
    print 'Wrong'
# Quiz Type
quizType = raw_input("Expected Type: ")
if quizType == 'int':
    print 'Correct'
else :
    print 'Wrong'
####### End Questions #######
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