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Using if/elif and chained conditions in pythons
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- Q1What is the correct syntax to use if/elif and chained conditions in Python?if x = 5:if x > 5:if x == 5:if x < 5:30s
- Q2How can you add more conditions to an if statement in Python?elifandnotor30s
- Q3When using if/elif statements in Python, what is the purpose of the 'else' clause?To break out of the entire if/elif blockTo check if multiple conditions are true at the same timeTo provide a default condition if none of the previous conditions are metTo skip the current condition and move on to the next one30s
- Q4What is the correct way to check if two conditions are both true in Python?if x > 5, y < 10:if x > 5 not y < 10:if x > 5 or y < 10:if x > 5 and y < 10:30s
- Q5In a chained condition statement using if/elif in Python, what does each 'elif' block do?It indicates the end of the if/elif statementIt checks for an additional condition if the previous conditions were not metIt provides an alternative to the initial 'if' conditionIt always executes regardless of previous conditions30s
- Q6When using if/elif statements in Python, what happens if multiple conditions are true in sequence?Only the code block associated with the first true condition is executedAn error is raised due to conflicting conditionsAll code blocks associated with true conditions are executedThe conditions are checked simultaneously and all true conditions are executed30s
- Q7In Python, what is the purpose of the 'if' statement?To loop through a set of instructions repeatedlyTo always execute a predetermined code blockTo execute a block of code only if a certain condition is trueTo define a function or method30s
- Q8How can you incorporate multiple conditions using 'or' in Python's if/elif statements?if x < 0, x > 10:if x < 0 or x > 10:if x < 0 and x > 10:if x < 0 not x > 10:30s
- Q9What is the correct way to nest if/elif statements in Python?if x > 10: if y < 5: print('y is less than 5')if x > 10: print('x is greater than 10') if y < 5: print('and y is less than 5')if x > 10: print('x is greater than 10')elif y < 5: print('y is less than 5')if x > 10: print('x is greater than 10')if y < 5: print('y is less than 5')30s