'Basic Python Quetion [closed]

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You heard from TV news that the current temperature outside is 25 degrees. What is the output of the following program? *

weather = "windy"
if temperature < 0 or weather == "rainy":
    print ("Not a perfect day for running..")
elif weather == "cloudy":
    print ("There might be a chance to rain, so I'll stay home today.")
elif temperature › 30:
    print ("Too hot for running..")
else:
    print("I am going out for running now!")

I think it is "I am going out~" But it said this one is an error.. I don't know why

python if-statement

Solution 1:^[1]

The reason that you're getting an error is because › ( temperature › 30) operator doesn't exist in python. You can use greater than symbol > instead. And, we believe that you defined temperature as 25 in your code.

Solution 2:^[2]

may be add this:

....
elif temeprature < 30 and temeprature > 20:
    print ("I am going out for running now!")
else:
    print ("Too hot for running")
....

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