Explanation:
The correct answer checks if isValid equals 1 (using the == comparison operator) and if isRunnable is True (in Python, a variable that is True can be checked directly in a condition without comparing it to True). The logical operator and is used to ensure both conditions must be true for the block of code to execute.
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Which Python control flow statement correctly executes a block of code only when the variable isValid is 1 and the variable isRunnable is True?
A
if isValid = 1 and isRunnable = True:
B
if isValid == 1 and isRunnable:
C
if isValid == 1 and isRunnable = "True":
D
if isValid = 1 and isRunnable:
E
if isValid == 1 && isRunnable = True:
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