Questionnaire questions

 I am going to create a google questionnaire to gather some date for my research about my major project theme which is Computer Programming in Python.

Here are the questions:

  1. What is your gender? (A-Male, B-Female, C-Prefer not to say)
  2. How old are you? (A-Under 18, B-18-25, C-26-30, D-31-40, E-40-50, F- +51)
  3. Where are you from? (A-Europe, B-Asia, C-North America, D-South America, E-Australia, F-Africa)
  4. What is your marital status? (A-Single, B-Partnered/Married)
  5. What is your annual income? (A-Under £12.500, B-£12.501-£18.000, C-£18.001-£25.000, D-£25.001-£35.000, E-+£35.000
  6. Have you ever heard about Python the programming language? (A-Yes, B-No)
  7. What programming language do you think is the most popular? (Java, JavaScript, Python, Ruby, C#, Swift, Other)
  8. Many website applications were created using Python, such as Netflix, Uber, Spotify, Instagram, Pinterest. Roughly how often do you use these applications? (A-Everyday, B-Very often, C-Sometimes, D-Barely ever, E-Never)
  9. How often do you play any video games, including mobile games? (A-Everyday - E-Never)
  10. Would you consider rebranding to programming industry if you took account of the advantages of working in that field (High income, working from home, huge demand for new programmers)? (On a scale to 10, 1-unlikely, 10 - very likely)

Here is my questionnaire.


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