Python

Question

Please I need help
Using the if statement, is there a way to write that a number is shouldn’t be less than or equal to a number and also greater than or equal to another number

The translation of 5<x<10 in python

Answer 1

The translation of 5<x<10 in python is 5<x<10

e.g.:
if 5<x<10:
pass

Answer 2

Ore, in python there is statement "not" which is used to return True if statement after it is false.

It could be used as follows:
if not (5<=x<=10):

There is also mistake in your question. <= is used for less or equal rather than <

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Answer 3

Use the and operator
x<=5 and x<=10.

Answer 4

if 5<x and x<10:

Answer 5

It didnt work

Answer 6

If it is greater of equal to then it should be:

if x>=5 and x<=10:

Answer 7

I’m new to this so i dont know how i’m supposed to share the code

Answer 8

Thank you so much
I’ve seen my mistake