Question

python

Suppose that a variable named temp exists and contains a valid integer temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. Write one if-elif-else statement that would output cold if the value in temp is below 40; mild if the temp is in the range 40 through 79; and Hot if temp is 80 or above. You may hard-code in numeric literals such as 40, 79, and 80 without creating named constants.

Answer 1

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temp = int(input("Enter temperature in Fahrenheit: "))
if temp < 40:
    print("cold")
elif temp >= 40 and temp <= 79:
    print("mild")
else:
    print("Hot")