Python Question / Quiz; What is the output of the following Python code, and why? Comment your answers below!

@PythonPr As soon as Python finds the first True condition, all remaining elif and else blocks are skipped. output: 1

@PythonPr Answer 1 Code Execution Logic Initialization: The variable num is assigned the value 75. First Condition (if num <= 50): Is 75 less than or equal to 50? No. This block is skipped. Second Condition (elif num <= 75): Is 75 less than or equal to 75? Yes.

@PythonPr 1 Because the first elif is a true condition, so it executes it.

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@PythonPr There's a tab in there that you can't see without making whitespace visible, so it crashes... "IndentationError: unexpected indent"

@PythonPr Code looks clean to me, but I'm no expert. Does anyone have a breakdown on how Python handles this kind of logic?

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@PythonPr 1 elif num <= 75 catches 75 first! Once a condition is True, rest of elif blocks are skipped! If num was 76-80, then "2" would print

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@PythonPr The output will be 1 The code stops executing after the first elif statement.

@PythonPr 1 ... Code stops on the second elif statement. .@PythonPr

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@PythonPr 12 (stringfied) in the print function

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