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Answer:
2
Explanation:
We start with the number=10.
If condition: number>11
But since number=10 we will not process "print(0)" and move to the else-if statement
elif number != 10
But since number=10 we will not process "print(1)" and move to the next else-if statement
elif number >= 20 or number < 12
since number=10 we will process "print(2)" as 10<12 is satisfied. Even if number >= 20 is not satisfied because of the or statement we will still process "print(2)" as 10<12 is satisfied.
Hence the output is 2
The output of the code if the number equals 10 is 2.
Let's write the code appropriately
number = 10
if number > 11:
print(0)
elif number != 10:
print(1)
elif number >= 20 or number < 12:
print(2)
else:
print(3)
The code is a conditional statement.
The number is equals to 10.
if the number is greater than 11 it will print 0. The number is not greater than 11 so, it won't print 0.
It moves to the next conditional. Else if number is not equals to 10 print 1. This is false so it does not print 1.
The next line of code says else if the number is greater or equals to 20 or less than 12 let it print 2. The second condition(number < 12) is true.
Therefore, the output will be 2.
It fulfilled the the second to the last condition so the last else statement will not be initiated.
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