What is the output of this code

Question

Num=7
If num> 3:
Print("3")
If num==7:
Print("7")
Option 👉a) none ,b)print (3), c) print (7)
D) all of the above

Answer 1

Good Lord ! Why would you use 'If' and 'Print' and both Num and num in one place??

Learn the difference between uppercase and lowercase letters first.

Answer 2

Oma Falk because "If" instead of "if", and "Print" instead of "print" etc?

Answer 3

The output will be :
3
7
''' When you use if operator followed by if operator then both the expression would be executed irrespective of the expression being true or false'''

Answer 4

It will throw error. As here If👈is used. It should b if.

Answer 5

First: Num and num are not same. So if we consider it as a program (a) will be the output.
Second: If we consider it as a typing mistake then the output will be (a)
Explanation: first we can see num's value is 7 which is greater than 3 so it will print 3. Now as you haven't used "else", instead of skipping the next code, python will check it against the condition as it has a "if" part. And as 7 is equal to 7 it will print 7 onto the console.
So the final answer will be 37.
Option D says all but alone a or b will not be printed.

Answer 6

Anananel yes
BTW
copy to codeplayground will do it.

Answer 7

This is a basic calculation that could have been done in the code playground.

If the "nim" is meant to be "num" then the answer will output "3 7". So, it'll be D.

Answer 8

That's the comparison operator, it checks in this context of the variable num equals 7, it it does it will print 7 otherwise nothing will happen.

Answer 9

Ok thanks

Answer 10

error
the output is error

Answer 11

Output is 3 7

Answer 12

Output:
Traceback(most recent call last)
if num>3
NameError name 'num' is not defined

Answer 13

Nothing because the variable Num if different to num and the if statement is not write it correctly and the print function too.

Answer 14

num=7

if num > 3:
print("3")
if num==7:
print("7")

Here is what u would want to write

also the output is:
3
7

Answer 15

That would be 3 if the 'else' preceeds the if statement, or the whole value would have collapsed if the return statement preceeds the if. if i'm right.

Answer 16

The problem is in the code

Answer 17

None bc u had to use "elif" instead of the second "if"

Answer 18

Yup

Answer 19

error

Answer 20

no