2 3 4 5 # Do not change the code on lines 5 and 6 *********** import sys 6 x = sys.argv[1] 7 8 *********#* 9 #Enter your code below 10 ********************* 11 12 ********** **************** ### ***************** *### Exercise 4 Conditionals Exercise 4 Problem Use the variable x as you write this program. x will represent a string. Write a program using the elif keyword that determines if x is a primary color (red. blue, or yellow). If yes, print is primary color, where the blank is the value of x. If no, print is not a primary color, where the blank is the value of x. Expected Output If x is red, then the output would be: red is a primary color. Ifx is teal, then the output would be: teal is not a primary color. Important The variable x is already declared for you. Please do not modify the code on lines 5 and 6. TRY WITH X = 'RED' TRY WITH X = 'TEAL' Submit your code to be evaluated when ready. Remember, do not edit the code on lines 5 and 6. Check It! (1 left)

2 3 4 5 # Do not change the code on lines 5 and 6 *** import sys 6 x = sys.argv[1] 7 8 # 9 #Enter your code below 10 *** 11 12 ### * *### Exercise 4 Conditionals Exercise 4 Problem Use the variable x as you write this program. x will represent a string. Write a program using the elif keyword that determines if x is a primary color (red. blue, or yellow). If yes, print is primary color, where the blank is the value of x. If no, print is not a primary color, where the blank is the value of x. Expected Output If x is red, then the output would be: red is a primary color. Ifx is teal, then the output would be: teal is not a primary color. Important The variable x is already declared for you. Please do not modify the code on lines 5 and 6. TRY WITH X = 'RED' TRY WITH X = 'TEAL' Submit your code to be evaluated when ready. Remember, do not edit the code on lines 5 and 6. Check It! (1 left)

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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