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,Which of the Each suite contains zero or more
following statements.
statements is
false?
The following if
statement uses
the ==
comparison
operator to
determine
whether the
values of
variables
number1 and
number2 are
equal:
if number1 ==
number2:print(n
umber1, 'is
equal to',
number2)
Each if
statement
consists of the
,keyword if, the
condition to
test, and a
colon (:)
followed by an
indented body
called a suite.
Each suite
contains zero or
more
statements.
Forgetting the
colon (:) after
the condition is
a common
syntax error.
, Which of the The = symbol is the assignment
following operator.
statements is
false?
The following
assignment
statement adds
the values of
variables x and
y and assigns
the result to the
variable total:
total = x + y
The preceding
snippet is read,
"total is
assigned the
value of x + y."
The = symbol is
the assignment
operator.
The right side of
the = symbol
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Terms in this set (107)
,Which of the Each suite contains zero or more
following statements.
statements is
false?
The following if
statement uses
the ==
comparison
operator to
determine
whether the
values of
variables
number1 and
number2 are
equal:
if number1 ==
number2:print(n
umber1, 'is
equal to',
number2)
Each if
statement
consists of the
,keyword if, the
condition to
test, and a
colon (:)
followed by an
indented body
called a suite.
Each suite
contains zero or
more
statements.
Forgetting the
colon (:) after
the condition is
a common
syntax error.
, Which of the The = symbol is the assignment
following operator.
statements is
false?
The following
assignment
statement adds
the values of
variables x and
y and assigns
the result to the
variable total:
total = x + y
The preceding
snippet is read,
"total is
assigned the
value of x + y."
The = symbol is
the assignment
operator.
The right side of
the = symbol