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There is a wrong answer.
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1 Réponse(true + false) > 2 + true
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1 RéponseWhy y does not change?
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1 Réponsepairs = {1: "apple",
"orange": [2, 3, 4],
True: False,
None: "True",
}
print(pairs.get("orange"))
print(pairs.get(1))
print(pairs.get(12345, "not in dictionary"))
the output is
[2, 3, 4]
False
not in dictionary
why is print(pairs.get(13345,"not in dictionary")) giving the output not in dictionary.pls I nid explanation
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4 Réponsesneed an advice
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2 RéponsesBool function problem
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1 Réponsex = 42;
int num = 0;
while (num <3)
Consele.writeline (x);
num++;
int x = 42; is just an int with an asigned value of 42
int num=0; is what initiate the count for the while loop
while (num < 3); means 0<3 true, 1< 3 true, 2<3 true, the loop end at 2 bc 3 <3 is false
consele.writeline (x) will display 42 while num < 3
num++ will execute and then add 1 to check if the while loop still true, but it stop at 2, bc 3 makes it false.
so the consele.write will write 42 three times. x=42, remember the (x)
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2 RéponsesHow can I make a reference for a list of variables. If false i want the system to check through all my variable to make sure they are false.
Code-
var2 = "Tanner"
var3 = "Jake"
question = input('What is your name? ')
if question == var2:
print('\nWelcome Back Tanner!')
if question == var3:
print('\nWelcome Back Jake!")
if question !=( This is where i need help!)( Is the != the correct way to write not equal?)
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