Given two variables, is_empty which is associated with a bool indicating whether a class roster is empty or not, and number_of_credits which is associated with an int (the number of credits for a class), write an expression that evaluates to True if the class roster is empty or the class is exactly three credits

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12 July, 06:22

Given two variables, is_empty which is associated with a bool indicating whether a class roster is empty or not, and number_of_credits which is associated with an int (the number of credits for a class), write an expression that evaluates to True if the class roster is empty or the class is exactly three credits

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The code to this question can be defined as follows:

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/ / check value using OR logical gate

is_empty==True or number_of_credits==3

Explanation:

In the given statement it is defined, that there are two variable "is_empty and number_of_credits" is declared, in which variable "is_empty" is a bool variable and variable "number_of_credits" is an integer variable, and both the variable holds some value to check some value, which can be defined as follows:

In the expression, both variable uses equal to (==), that check variable "is_empty" checks bool value, which is "True", and variable "number_of_credits" checks integer value, that is "3". Inside the condition an OR logical gate is used, that executes when one of the given condition is true.