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HOW CAN I GET MY CODE TO PRINT TWO STATEMENTS:

x=6 if x=6: print("equal") elif x>4: print("greater") else: print("none")

26th Apr 2019, 5:13 AM
Andrew
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x=6 if x=6: print("equal") if x>4: print("greater") else: print("none") that would be one way. or x=6 if x=6: print("equal") if x>4: print("greater") if x<5 print("none")
26th Apr 2019, 5:16 AM
Dragonxiv
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1) if x>4: print("greater") if x==6: print("equal") else: print("none") 2) if x>4 and x==6: print("greater") print("equal") else: print("none") 3) if 4<x==6: print("greater\nequal") else: print("none") ...
26th Apr 2019, 5:57 AM
Solo
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Don't forget '=' and '==' are different; '=' : assignment operator '==' : relational/comparison operator I have seen if x = 6; which should be if x == 6
11th Feb 2020, 5:10 AM
Mark 🇺🇬 [INACTIVE]
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