Write multiple if statements. if car_year is 1969 or earlier, print "few safety features.". if 1970 or later, print "probably has seat belts.". if 1990 or later, print "probably has anti-lock brakes.". if 2000 or later, print "probably has air bags." end each phrase with a period and a newline. ex: car_year = 1995 prints:

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Darryl Miranda

16 March, 17:45

Write multiple if statements. if car_year is 1969 or earlier, print "few safety features.". if 1970 or later, print "probably has seat belts.". if 1990 or later, print "probably has anti-lock brakes.". if 2000 or later, print "probably has air bags." end each phrase with a period and a newline. ex: car_year = 1995 prints:

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Emma Coleman · Answer 1

Here it is in Python. If you wanted a different language, you should specify that in your question.

if car_year < 1970:

print ('few safety features.')

else:

print ('probably has seat belts.')

if car_year > 1989:

print ('probably has anti-lock brakes.')

if car_year > 1999:

print ('probably has air bags.')

The else statement may seen unnecessary, but it prevents the program from having to perform those conditional checks, when they are 100% going to be false if the car year is 1969 or earlier. You are welcome to remove this if you like.