This is a MULTIPLE ANSWER question, which means you are able to select one or mo
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This is a MULTIPLE ANSWER question, which means you are able to select one or more answers as being correct. Note that this does not necessarily mean that there are multiple correct answers. In any case, select all the answers you believe are correct. NB: There are no part marks awarded for multiple answer questions.) Consider the following block of Python code, where the variables blue, green and red have integer values. redo if blue 4: else: red6 Consider the case when the code is executed and the first condition (i.e., blue 4) will not be evaluated. Variable red will have either the value 5 or 6 when the code terminates Variable red will have the value 6 when the code terminates. Variable blue will be less than variable green when the code terminates. The second condition (i.e., green 4) will be evaluated.Explanation / Answer
In python the indentation is very important because unlike in many other programming languages where indentation helps just to make
code look pretty, python uses indentation to recognize which part of code belongs to which block, if we want to add multiple lines to
make a block of code we should indent all of them by the same amount.
Here in the given question second if and else are of same indent it means that else in the piece of code belongs to second if
if the same else had started from begining like the first if then we should consider that else belongs to first if.
So from the above explanation
1)variable red will have value 0 when the code terminates - TRUE
Explanation: Since it was given that blue < green evaluates to false , none of the below code (codes belong to that if "below all the lines belongs to that first if itself") gets executed hence value of red won't get changed.
2)variable red will have value 5 when the code terminates - FALSE
Explanation: like explained for first answer
3)the second condition (i.e., green<4) will not be evaluated - TRUE
Explanation: like explained for the first answer
4)variable red will have either the value 5 or 6 when the code terminates - FALSE
Explanation: like explained for the first answer
5)variable red will have value 6 when the code terminates - FALSE
Explanation: like explained for the first answer
6)variable blue will be lessthan variable green when the code terminates - FALSE
Explanation: like explained for the first answer
7)The second condition (i.e., green>4) will be evaluated - FALSE
Explanation: like explained for the first answer
So only statement 1 and 3 are correct
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