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What is the purpose of the nested if statement in Python?
What is the purpose of the nested if statement in Python?
- To implement a single alternative
- To make the code run faster
- To implement multiple alternatives (correct)
- To reduce the complexity of the code
What is the output of the code when the user's answer is correct?
What is the output of the code when the user's answer is correct?
- Your answer is wrong.
- The program terminates
- It displays an error message
- You are correct! (correct)
What does the code use to generate random single-digit integers?
What does the code use to generate random single-digit integers?
- The math module
- The random module (correct)
- The sys module
- The time module
What is the function of the line 'number1, number2 = number2, number1' in the code?
What is the function of the line 'number1, number2 = number2, number1' in the code?
What is the maximum value that can be generated by 'random.randint(0, 9)'?
What is the maximum value that can be generated by 'random.randint(0, 9)'?
What is the purpose of using a Boolean condition with an if statement in Python?
What is the purpose of using a Boolean condition with an if statement in Python?
What is the symbol used to indicate the start of a block of code in an if statement?
What is the symbol used to indicate the start of a block of code in an if statement?
What is the logical operator used to check if both conditions are true in a compound if statement?
What is the logical operator used to check if both conditions are true in a compound if statement?
What is the comparison operator used to check if a value is greater than or equal to another?
What is the comparison operator used to check if a value is greater than or equal to another?
What is the purpose of indenting lines of code in an if statement?
What is the purpose of indenting lines of code in an if statement?