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Programs That Can Compare

Programs That Can Compare

Learn how to choose portions of code to execute.

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Project requirements

Let’s attend to our client’s requirements for the project once again, this time focusing on the requirements highlighted in green for updating the score when the user answers a maths question correctly.

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Project requirements that require selective execution
Project requirements that require selective execution

What if

We know we’ll only need == to check for the answer’s correctness. What if we had something in Python that could let us update the score, but only if the user_answer == correct_answer:

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score = 0
if user_answer == correct_answer:
    score = score + 1
else:
    print("Unfortunately your answer is not correct.")

Now, this code reads neatly. This is as easy as it looks—Python lets us use an if-else to control the flow of code execution.

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In the code given above, which line number will not get executed when the value of user_answer is equal to correct_answer?

A)

Line 1

B)

Line 2

C)

Line 3

D)

Line 4

E)

Line 5

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Bringing if inside our project

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