Computer Science, asked by ullas38, 1 month ago

correct the python statement​

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Answered by almir19
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Answer:

Explanation:

as you can see the first two lines are clearly following the syntax that is truly pythonic, therefore there is no need of correction there.

come to the third line

here the if statement should have a small i as per the syntax

there should also be a colon after the condition

Now come to the else statement

here the E of Else should be small as per the syntax

and after the else word there should be a colon to denote the block of code falling in it

so the final code will be

a=100

b=20

if(a>b):

   print(a)

else:

   print(b)

hope it helps

Answered by BrainlyProgrammer
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Answer:

There are two errors which are mentioned below:-

  • if else statement should be in small letters
  • Colon(:) is missing after if-else statement

If these errors are not removed it will result in Syntax error

Correct Code:-

a=100

b=20

if (a>b):

print(a)

else:

print(b)

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