3. if

• Read two integer values and print the larger one

1 a = 8 2 b = 5 3 if a > b: 4     print("The first number is the largest!") 5 if b > a: 6     print("The second number is the biggest!") Edit this code line that just executed next line to execute << First < Prev Next > Last >> Step 1 of 5 Submit Python Tutor by Philip Guo Customize visualization (NEW!)

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3.1. Two points and indentation

• Note that in Python it is mandatory to complete any condition (if) with :.

• Also remember to indent the code blocks inside the conditions, it is mandatory.

Check if a car is new or old: + If the car is at least three years old, it’s new, it is old otherwise.

1 years_old = 10 2 if years_old <= 3: 3     print("his car is new") 4 if years_old > 3: 5     print("his car is old") Edit this code line that just executed next line to execute << First < Prev Next > Last >> Step 1 of 4 Submit Python Tutor by Philip Guo Customize visualization (NEW!)

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• Ask the speed of a car, assuming it is an integer.

• In case the speed exceeds 110 km/h, display a message saying that the user has been fined.

• Show the amount of the fine if you are fined, charging $5.00 for each km above the 110 km/h.

1 speed = 120 2 if speed > 110: 3     print("you have been fined") 4     fine = (speed - 110) * 5 5     print("Value of the fine : $%5.2f " % fine) Edit this code line that just executed next line to execute << First < Prev Next > Last >> Step 1 of 5 Submit Python Tutor by Philip Guo Customize visualization (NEW!)

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