A data engineer only wants to execute the final block of a Python program if the Python variable day_of_week is equal to 1 and the Python variable review_period is True. Which of the following…

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Options

• Aif day_of_week = 1 and review_period:
• Bif day_of_week = 1 and review_period = "True":
• Cif day_of_week == 1 and review_period == "True":
• Dif day_of_week == 1 and review_period:
• Eif day_of_week = 1 & review_period: = "True":

• A
  2% (1)
• C
  6% (3)
• D
  88% (42)
• E
  4% (2)

Explanation

Python uses '==' for equality comparison, not '=' (which is assignment). Additionally, the variable 'review_period' is already a Boolean (True/False), so it can be used directly in the condition without comparing it to the string 'True'. Answer D ('if day_of_week == 1 and review_period:') is correct because it uses '==' to compare the integer, and leverages the boolean truthiness of 'review_period' directly. Comparing a boolean to the string 'True' (as in option C) would evaluate as False because True != 'True' in Python.

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