python: 1.write a statement (not an if statement) that stores the value True in

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python:

1.write a statement (not an if statement) that stores the value True in valid if the variable score refers to a value greater than 0 but less than or equal to 0.

2.write a statement (not an if statement) that evaluates to true if the variable points exceeds 21 and the variable player contains "dealer".

3.write a statement (not an if statement) that evaluates to true if the variable points falls between 17 and 21(inclusive) and the variable player does not contain "player".

I am a little confused about statement and expression.Can you give me an example to illustrate their differences? . also, I don't know how to write false or true expression. Would you mind giving me some guide? Thank you for answering me the question .

Explanation / Answer

1)

y=score >0 (no if used and y contains True)

2)

y = points >21 and player == "dealer"

y contains true if variable points exceeds 21 and variable player is dealer

3)

y = 17< points <= 21 and player != "player "

Y contains true if points between 17 and 21(inclusive) and player is not player

Expression: It contains only identifiers, literals and operators, where operators include arithmetic and boolean operators, the function call operator ()

eg:

Statements : these are everything that can make up a line (or several lines) of Python code.

Note that expressions are statements as well.

eg:

1. print 'hello'

2. x=22

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