Edhesive Quizzes 3.3 Lesson Practice

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Explanation:

1. Consider the following code:  

if (x > 5 AND x <= 10):

   print(OK)

Click all the mistakes that apply:

Since you want to print the string, or text, "OK", and also since there is no variable called OK that is defined, this option is wrong.

Boolean operators are case-sensitive, so the 'and' operator cannot be replaced with AND.

2. The blue section of the following Venn diagram could represent which of the following Boolean statements?

This is correct because everything except the Venn diagram is filled, therefore 'not' would be right.

3. The following code will not compile. Which of the options below would allow the code to compile and run as intended?

if (x >= -10 and <= 10):

   print("In range")

Without the 'x' variable before the second condition, that is considered invalid syntax. You have to specify the variable for every condition.

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