Write an if statement that prints the message ""The number is not valid"" if the variable distance is outside the range 100 through 2000 (both inclusive).

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Ashley Hurley

Computers & Technology

19 March, 13:43

Write an if statement that prints the message ""The number is not valid"" if the variable distance is outside the range 100 through 2000 (both inclusive).

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Deon Blankenship · Answer 1

The solution code is written in Python:

if (distance 2000) : print ("The number is not valid")

Explanation:

In this question either one of the two conditions (distance 2000) is met, the error message should be generated. Python offers the "or" keyword as a logical operator. The "or" keyword will join two conditions and so long as one of them is True, the final outcome will be evaluated to True. For example, if distance = 90 the error message will be printed. If distance is 2500, the error message will also be printed.