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@PythonPr Go. Because "signal" returns False on the first two conditionals.

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@PythonPr The output is Go! Since "Green" doesn't match "Red" or "Yellow", it falls right into the else block. 🚀

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@PythonPr It would still print "Go" since both if and elif statements are False. The outcome would only change if you set signal = " Red" or signal="Yellow"

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@PythonPr Equality of string values is checked with ==, so Go

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@PythonPr fun fact: you could've put "Leonhard Euler" in the value of signal it would still works

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@PythonPr but go is True

@PythonPr The code is correct so it'll print "Go".

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@PythonPr The program will always display or print go,since signal has been defined as green and there is no condition for if signal is green so the else statement will handle it making it printing Go always when it ru ln

@PythonPr This seems less like a question about the answer "Go" and more like a question about what you prioritize regarding traffic light. That's because this problem prioritize when the light is red; if you were to prioritize green,the first 'if' statement would be ; if signal=="Green":

@PythonPr signal is set to "Green". ​It isn't "Red", and it isn't "Yellow". ​Because both conditions fail, the code drops straight into the else: block and prints Go.

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