[Solved] Which of these is the correct way to write an if-else statement in Python? — Ans: if x > 10: print('Big') else: print('Small') | Python

Python - Conditional Statements

Which of these is the correct way to write an if-else statement in Python?

Aif x > 10 print('Big') else print('Small')

Bif x > 10: print('Big') else: print('Small')

Cif (x > 10) { print('Big') } else { print('Small') }

Dif x > 10 then print('Big') else print('Small')

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Recall Python syntax for if-else
Python uses a colon after the condition and indentation for blocks.
Step 2: Check each option
if x > 10: print('Big') else: print('Small') uses colons and indentation correctly; others use syntax from other languages or missing colons.
Final Answer:
Correct Python if-else syntax with colons and indentation. -> Option B
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