= int(input("Enter value for x:")) if x == -1 : print("Disagree") elif x == 0: print("Neutral") elif x == 1: print("Agree") else: print("Invalid entry") In the code above, suppose a programmer removed the Else part entirely. If x is 2, the code will not execute - True or False

= int(input("Enter value for x:")) if x == -1 : print("Disagree") elif x == 0: print("Neutral") elif x == 1: print("Agree") else: print("Invalid entry") In the code above, suppose a programmer removed the Else part entirely. If x is 2, the code will not execute - True or False

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Chapter4: Selection Structures

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x = int(input("Enter value for x:"))

if x == -1 :

print("Disagree")

elif x == 0:

print("Neutral")

elif x == 1:

print("Agree")

else:

print("Invalid entry")

In the code above, suppose a programmer removed the Else part entirely. If x is 2, the code will not execute - True or False?

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