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4 January, 19:58

Create a variable 'temp' and assign the value in Celsius. Display the message 'It's extremely hot day today!' if the temperature is greater than 40 degree C otherwise, displays 'It's not too hot!

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  1. 4 January, 20:25
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    temp = 47

    if temp > 40:

    print ("It's extremely hot day today!")

    else:

    print ("It's not too hot!")

    Explanation:

    *The code is in Python.

    Create a variable called temp and set its value as 47

    Check the temp using if-else structure. If the temp is greater than 40, print "It's extremely hot day today!". Otherwise, print "It's not too hot!".
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