Asked by con man
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The code provided appears to be a simple conditional statement that checks the value of the variable `num`. Let's break it down step-by-step.
1. The user enters the value `30`.
2. The program checks the condition: `IF num > 20 OR num < 10`.
- Here, `num` is `30`.
- The condition `num > 20` evaluates to `True` (because 30 is greater than 20).
- The condition `num < 10` evaluates to `False` (because 30 is not less than 10).
- Since the condition uses the `OR` operator, and one of the conditions is `True`, the entire condition evaluates to `True`.
3. As a result, the program will execute the code in the `THEN` block, which outputs: "Just right."
Therefore, if the user enters 30, the output of the program will be:
**Just right.**
1. The user enters the value `30`.
2. The program checks the condition: `IF num > 20 OR num < 10`.
- Here, `num` is `30`.
- The condition `num > 20` evaluates to `True` (because 30 is greater than 20).
- The condition `num < 10` evaluates to `False` (because 30 is not less than 10).
- Since the condition uses the `OR` operator, and one of the conditions is `True`, the entire condition evaluates to `True`.
3. As a result, the program will execute the code in the `THEN` block, which outputs: "Just right."
Therefore, if the user enters 30, the output of the program will be:
**Just right.**
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