D a.O b.if a == 1:...print ("apple")if a >= 1:else:...print("apple")...if a = 2:else:... . . .print("pear")...if a >= 2:...else:.... . .print("pear").if a == 3:...else:......... . .print("mandarin")if a >= 3:.else:... .print("mandarin").if a == 4:......else:..print("mango")if a >= 4:.else:..print("mango")print("grapes").else:..print ("grapes")D b.O d.if a == 1:if a == 1:...print("apple")...print("apple")...if a == 2:...if a == 2:...print("pear")..print("pear").. ... .else:if a == 3:......if a == 3:..print("mandarin")if a == 4:-print("mandarin").if a == 4:..print("mango")...print("mango")else:.else:.print("grapes")...print("grapes") Which of the code fragments below behaves the same way as (or is equivalent to) the following fragment:if a == 1:...print("apple")elif a== 2:...print("pear")elif a== 3:...print("mandarin")elif a == 4:...print("mango")else:...print("grapes")

Which of the code fragments below behaves the same way as (or is equivalent to) the following fragment: if a == 1: ...print("apple") elif a == 2: ...print("pear") elif a == 3: ...print("mandarin") elif a == 4: ...print("mango") else: ...print("grapes")

Which of the code fragments below behaves the same way as (or is equivalent to) the following fragment: if a == 1: ...print("apple") elif a == 2: ...print("pear") elif a == 3: ...print("mandarin") elif a == 4: ...print("mango") else: ...print("grapes")

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

Problem 1PE

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