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what is wrong with this code ? is it because I wrote two ifs in the beginning?
n = int(input().strip()) if n % 2 == 1: print("Weird") if n % 2 == 0 and n >= 2 and n <= 5: print("Not Weird") elif n >= 6 and n <= 20: print("Weird") elif n >= 20: print("Not Weird")
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In if-else blocks : either if or else part gets executed. But in like
if...
if...
if..
all if are checked, each one is independent to other.
Your first if only prints for odd numbers, and prints Weird on true.
2nd if checks for even number first and must be in between 2 to 5 , on true prints "Not weird"
Else if checks next is number is between 6 to 20, on true prints "Weird"
Else prints "Not weird".
Your input satisfied on first if so prints "Weird" But by next if, =>last elif so also prints "Not Weird"
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what is the motive behind this code??
the code works fine. It's fine too write this way, it is totally dependent on your logic
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A message appears to me that input 29 is expected to result as "weird
I suppose it should result "weird" in what I wrote but I'm not sure
Is the second if code "if n% 2 == 0 is applied to all the if / elif statement afterwards?
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aly nagaty
29 will result in "weird"
if the 2nd "if" statement is false then control will goes to elif
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aly nagaty
but what is your aim of writing code ?
are you tryimg to check numbers that are divisible by 2 or not
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aly nagaty
looks like you are checking for n%2==0 for all the others elif to.
No bro, n%2==0 is onlyy applied to the 2nd if statement
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Then how to make n%2==0 apply for all statements?