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Answer:
def print_popcorn_time(bag_ounces):
if bag_ounces<3:
print("Too Small")
elif bag_ounces>10:
print("Too Large")
else:
bag_ounces = bag_ounces*6
print("%s Seconds\n" % bag_ounces)
Explanation:
- Using Python Programming Language
- The function is defined to accept an int parameter
- Within the function body, if...elif and else statements are used to print the desired output
- note the use of the %s placeholder (formated output) and \n for a new line in the final print statement
Answer: 3
Explanation:
Because X = 18 and our condition given to the code if > and < which do not match with the input so it prints 3.