Edhesive computer science 3.2 lesson practice.




Answer:
The answer to this question is given below in the explanation section
Explanation:
Question No.4 answer:
if x is not less than 17 the symbol is: if !(x<17)
Question No:3
if user types in 13, the program will print B and D
Question No:3
if user types in 8, the program will print C
The programs illustrate conditional statements.
Conditional statements are statements that are executed based on the truth values of a condition.
Question 4
The code is to be completed with an operator that represents NOT less than.
NOT less than, means greater than or equal to
So, the correct symbol is > =
Question 1 to 3
When the user types 9
An input of 9 will pass all the conditions, except if (x < 10)
So, the outputs are A C and D
When the user types 8
An input of 8 will fail all the conditions, except if (x < 10)
So, the output is C
When the user types 13
An input of 13 will pass all the conditions, except if (x < 10)
So, the outputs are A B and D
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