Convert the following code segments as instructed. a. Write one if statement:
10 value > 0)
if value < 10)
print did it
b. Write multiple if statements:
if (len (mylstr) > 0) and (mylstr! "password")) :
print (did it)
c. Write multiple if statements (watch out, this may be trickier than it looks):
or (myue="password")) :
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print (
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Following are the code to this question:

For point a:

value=7#defining a variable value that holds an integer value

if(value>0 and value<10):#use if block with and operator to check the value

print("did it")#print message

For point b:

my_str="not_password"#defining a variable my_str that holds string value

if (len(my_str) > 0):#defining if block that checks string variable length is greater than 0  

   if (my_str!= "password"):#defining if block to check my_str is not equal to another given value

       print("did it")#print message

For point c:

my_str="not_password"#defining a variable my_str that holds string value

if (len(my_str) > 0):#defining if block that checks string variable length is greater than 0

   print("did it")#print message

elif (my_str!="password"):#use elif block to check my_str is not equal to another given value

   print("did it")#print message

Output:

did it

did it

did it

Explanation:

Please find the complete and the correct question in the attached file.

In point a, the "value" variable is defined, that holds an integer value , and it uses if block with "and" operator to check the value is greater than 0 and less than 10, and at the last, it will print the message "did it".

In point b, the "my_str" variable is declared, that holds a string value , and use the multiple if block in this, it checks the length is greater than 0, and in another, if it checks its "my_str" value is not equal to another given value, and it prints the message "did it".

In point c, the "my_str" variable is declared, that holds a string value , and use the if block, it checks the length is greater than 0, it will print the message "did it".  In the elif block, it checks "my_str" value is not equal to another given value, and it prints the message "did it".

plot immersion i am not fully sure with it though

the correct option is (d) vin label

vin stands for vehicle information number. this is a thin metallic plate attached to the engine of the vehicle and it includes all the important information which are related to the vehicle. it also provides the information whether the vehicle has been stolen or not because the replacement and alternation of vin number creates difference in the exact number printed on the vin and carved on the engine.