Computer Science, asked by Anonymous, 5 months ago

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today's my exam at 1pm
Chapter - conditional statements and loops
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Answered by Equestriadash
38

Given codes:

Friday = False

if Friday:

   print "Jeans day!"

else:

   print "Dress code"

Output:

Dress code [Option (a)]

Reason:

An if-else structure is used to test given expressions.

  • It follows a similar syntax:

if <test expression>:

   statement

else:

  statement

  • The 'if' statement will only be executed if the given test expression results to True.

Here, we are given that Friday = False.

Which means, that the if test expression is false. Hence it moves to the else statement, which is to print Dress code.


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Answered by ғɪɴɴвαłσℜ
22

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Given Code :-

Friday = False

if Friday:

print "Jeans day!"

else:

print "Dress code"

Output :-

➝ "Dress code"

The "Jeans day!" statement is executed as the false for Jeans Day which is not for friday.

Syntax for the Following :-

Statement

if (condition):

print. statement

else (condition):

print. statement

Explaination :-

The Condition is True when block executed & False when else block executed.

Friday don't satisfy as the if is false.

So, We use it else now .

So , it gives Output as Dress code.

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