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.) After this sequence of expressions has been evaluateid python1 java 2 csharp scheme -4 other -False which of the following Python expressions evaluate to True? scheme .=java + python-c pythonc csharp scheme python C (pythonC) and (python !- java) and (c>python) (pythonC) and (pythonjava) (python python) (python scheme) or (java> python) not (pythonc) ((python and (pythonjava)) or (c python) (pythonC or (python !- java) or (cpython) Java "" python ! C other or (csharp 3) not (java

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python=1
java=2
csharp=3
scheme=4
c=1
other=False

print(scheme!=java+python+c)#False
print(python<=c) #True   
print(csharp>=scheme)#False
print(python==c)#True
print(python==c and python!=java and c>=python)#True
print(python==c and python==java)
print(python<scheme and java>python)#True
print(python<scheme or java>python)#True
print(not python==c) #False
print ( ( (python==c ) and (python==java)) or (c>=python)) #True
print ( (python==c) or (python!=java) or (c>=python) ) #True
#print (java>"c")
print (python!=c) #False
print (other or(csharp==3)) #True
print (not (java<=python)) #True
print( (python==c )or (python== java)) #True

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