Help me out... X=4 x_=5 print__

Question

Python

Answer 1

Welcome to the community! :-)

Your request:
x = 4
x _= 5
print__

You may only work with what you have at your disposal. to print a variable you enclose it with parentheses. when it comes to *blank* = 5, it is an 'operator'.

# Other operators could be used but might be wrong at this early state, to stay in content:
x = 4
x <= 5 # (or += 5) - but like I said it may not accept that this early on.
print(x)

Explanation: x is 4 (which is lower than 5). operator " <= " says "if 5 is higher or equal to x (which is 4), then print the variable x. The output will then simply be:
>>>4

The opposite to <= would be >= and means quite the reversed - '4 is higher or equal'.

Hope this helped you out on your quest.

Dr.

Answer 2

x=4
x+=5
print (x)
--> (x)

;-)

Answer 3

x=4
x+=5
print ?
can you help me to solve the above problem
9 is nor Ans

Answer 4

Tristan McCullen why did you use <= ?
I know maybe I missed something but Im very fresh in coding and every good advice is very welcome and appreciate. I cant figure out why you used < in your code?
x=4
x<=5
print(x)

Should be
x=4
x+=5
print(x)

Answer 5

Which statement ends the current iteration and continues with the next one?

Answer 6

x = 10
y = 20

if

x > y

print("if statement")

else

print("else statement")
it's wrong because there is another blanck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 7

help

x = 10
y = 20

x > y

print("if statement")

print("else statement")

Answer 8

fuck

Answer 9

x = 8

____ printing x

print(x)
help me please

Answer 10

oh bhai maro

Answer 11

Imprimir (x)

Answer 12

heeeeeelp me

Answer 13

How you solve the spider man practice im lost

Answer 14

x=4
x+=5
print(x)

#the output will be 9

Answer 15

Help Me PLEASEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 16

x = 3
num = 17
print(num % x)

Answer 17

It say 9 is incorrect

Answer 18

x=4
x+=5
print (x) /= (x)

Ans=9

Answer 19

>>> x = 4
>>> x += 5
>>> print (x)