Question

A = 9 b = 7 C = 3 if a < b: print (a + b) elif a < b < c: print(a) else: print(c)

Answer 1

Ответ:

3

Объяснение:

if a < b:   // 9 < 7 false

print (a + b)   // -

else if a < b < c:   // 9 < 7 < 3 false

print(a)   // -

else:

print(c)   // 3

Answer 2

It looks like you've provided values for variables A, B, and C, and a conditional statement in Python. Let's analyze the code snippet you provided:

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A = 9
B = 7
C = 3

if A < B:
    print(A + B)
elif A < B < C:
    print(A)
else:
    print(C)

In this code:

1. A is assigned the value 9.
2. B is assigned the value 7.
3. C is assigned the value 3.

The code then checks the following conditions:

• If A (9) is less than B (7), it prints the sum of A and B, which is 16. However, this condition is not met because 9 is not less than 7.

• The elif (else if) statement checks if A (9) is less than B (7) and B (7) is less than C (3). This condition is also not met because 7 is not less than 3.

• Since neither the if nor the elif conditions are met, the code goes to the else statement and prints the value of C, which is 3.

Therefore, the output of the code will be:

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3