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@Python_Dv Answer: High ✅ Explanation: x = 10 and the condition checks x < 5. Since 10 is not less than 5, the else block runs and prints "High".

@Python_Dv B . High x is assigned a value 10 . And in if condition it will check the variable is less than 5 or not and the no . is 10 so it will move to else block and then print the "High" .

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@Python_Dv B) High Because x = 10 and the condition x < 5 is false, the else block runs and prints "High".

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