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A farmer sells tomatoes. For some reason, the farm obeys mechanical laws of fate.
If he sells at least a dozen tomatoes, he receives two watermelons.
If he sells exactly two dozen tomatoes, he receives four more watermleons.
On the days that he sells less than a dozen tomatoes, the farmer will get a single apple.
Write a Python Code that uses if/else statements that accounts for all of these possible scenarios.
Use the variables tomatoes, watermelons, and apples in each statement, but be careful not to re-define them (that is, they are provided to you already).
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