متى سيتم طباعة "مرحبًا" إذا كانت القيمة x تساوي 10: if x == 10: print("مرحبًا")

عندما تكون x تساوي 10

عندما تكون x تساوي 5

عندما تكون x أصغر من 10

عندما تكون x أكبر من 10

ما الذي سيحدث إذا كانت القيمة y أقل من 5 في جملة if: if y < 5: print("صغير")

سيتم طباعة "متوسط"

ماذا سيحدث في حال كانت z تساوي 0: if z == 0: print("صفر") else: print("ليس صفر")

سيتم طباعة "ليس صفر"

ماذا سيظهر إذا كانت قيمة x هي 15 وما هو موجود في الكود: if x > 10: print("أكبر من 10") else: print("10 أو أقل")

سيتم طباعة "أكبر من 10"

سيؤدي ذلك إلى خطأ

سيتم طباعة "لا شيء"

سيتم طباعة "10 أو أقل"

ماذا سيحدث إذا كانت القيمة a تساوي -1: if a > 0: print("إيجابي") else: print("سلبي أو صفر")

سيتم طباعة "سلبي أو صفر"

سيتم طباعة "إيجابي"

ما الذي سيحدث إذا كانت قيمة score تساوي 85: if score >= 90: print("ناجح") else: print("غير ناجح")

سيتم طباعة "غير ناجح"

سيتم طباعة "ممتاز"

ماذا سيحدث إذا كانت قيمة number تساوي 2: if number % 2 == 0: print("زوجي") else: print("فردي")

سيتم طباعة "عدد صحيح"

ما الذي سيظهر إذا كانت قيمة temperature تساوي 30: if temperature < 20: print("بارد") else: print("معتدل")

سيتم طباعة "معتدل"

سيتم طباعة "ممتاز"

ماذا سيحدث إذا كانت قيمة age تساوي 18: if age < 18: print("طفل") else: print("بالغ")

سيتم طباعة "مراهق"

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