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if a>b:
                     print (“a is greater than b”)
                 elif a==b:
                     print (“a is equal to b”)
                 else:

                     print (“a is less than b”)
                 Explanation: In this, you are comparing the values of two variables by using a comparison

                 operator. In the first statement it checks if a is greater than b, if this condition is true then
                 it prints “a is greater than b”, and if the condition is false, then “elif” block will execute and
                 checks if a is equal to b, if it is true, then it prints “a is equal to b” and if it is false then it prints
                 “a is less than b”.


                   Coding           uiz   01                                                          Critical Thinking



                    State whether the following statements are true (T) or false (F).

                    a.  Control structure is a basic decision-making process.

                    b.  Selection statement executes a set of statements for a certain number

                        of times.



                                          Coding fact


                   Alan Turing,  the  father  of  modern  computer  science  was  famous  for
                   developing the first modern computer.





                 LOGICAL OPERATORS

                 Logical operators are the fundamental blocks which are used to implement a decision-making
                 capability in the code. When you need to make decision based on two or more checks, it is
                 necessary to have a combination of logical operators.

                 Logical operators work like Boolean variables and return either TRUE or FALSE.

                 The three most important logical operators are:

                 AND Operator

                        It is used to see if two or more conditions are TRUE.
                        If all the conditions are true, the AND operator returns TRUE.



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