Teaching Python to Make Decisions
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Same deal as last time: open session2.py , keep it next to this article, type everything yourself. Comparison Operators - Asking Yes or No Questions Every decision starts with a question that has exactly two possible answers: True or False. That's what comparison operators give you. age = 20 score…
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Teaching Python to Make Decisions
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