Answer: i think its the horse the basketball and the bike hopefully i helped
Explanation:
Question 1: To tell what will happen when an if-statement is false.
Question 2: The = should be ==
elseif should be elif
The else should have a :
Question 3: All algorithms can only do number calculations.
Question 4: and
Question 5: To make a follow-up True/ False decision
Question 6: if (text1 > 15):
Question 7: if (text1 == 78):
Question 8: if (num1 != num2):
Question 9: >=
Question 10: 4
Question 11: 3
Question 18: a < b and a != b
Question 19: !=
Sorry about 12 - 17 and 20 i can't seem to find those questions guessing you wanted edhesive. I dont have an account on it.
Answer:
According to my physics all of functinalitys are made of angles and binary code to perform a new formula and involved to each sides....
Explanation:
HOPE IT HELPS!!!i translate into G your language
"Journal of the IEST" is not aimed at the public as well as scientists since it deals primarily with very specialized and esoteric studies, and uses language that most non-scientists wouldn't understand.
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