Using Comparison Operators and if-else-elif with Input in Python

What will the following code output if the user inputs 25?

• • A) You are an adult.

• • B) You are not an adult.

• • C) Error

• • D) No output

Which operator is used to check if two values are not equal?

• • A) ==

• • B) <=

• • C) !=

• • D) >=

What will the following code output if the user enters 72?

• • A) Grade: A

• • B) Grade: B

• • C) Grade: C

• • D) Grade: F

What is the purpose of using elif in an if-else structure?

• • A) To specify what happens if the if condition is True.

• • B) To specify what happens if all previous conditions are False.

• • C) To check another condition if the previous if condition is False.

• • D) To always execute a block of code.

What will the following code output if the user inputs -5?

• • A) The number is positive.

• • B) The number is negative.

• • C) The number is zero.

• • D) Error

6. Which comparison operator would you use to check if a value is less than or equal to another value?

• • A) >

• • B) <

• • C) >=

• • D) <=

What is the result of the following comparison?

• • A) True

• • B) False

• • C) Error

• • D) No output

In the context of if-else statements, what does the else block do?

• • A) Executes if the if condition is True.

• • B) Executes if the if condition is False.

• • C) Executes if any elif condition is True.

• • D) Always executes regardless of conditions.

What will the following code output if the user inputs 20?

• • A) Between 10 and 20.

• • B) 20 or more.

• • C) Less than 10.

• • D) Error

Which of the following statements correctly combines if-else with input()?

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