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x=3 if x==0 : print ("Sam is Cat", end = ′ ') elif x==3 print("Big Red Dog", end = ' ' ) else : pass print ("The man in the yellow hat") a) Big Red Dog Sam is Cat. b) Big Red Dog The man in the yellow that c) The man in the yellow. d) that The man in the yellow hat Sam is Cat e)Big Red Dog

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Final answer:

The Python code prints 'Big Red Dog The man in the yellow hat' as it contains a conditional statement which checks the value of x, then prints strings accordingly.

Step-by-step explanation:

The code snippet presented is written in Python and appears to be an exercise in understanding conditional statements. The value of x is set to 3 at the beginning. The if-elif-else statement is then used to check the value of x and execute a block of code accordingly. If x equals 0, it prints "Sam is Cat" but since x equals 3, the elif block is executed, and "Big Red Dog" is printed. The print statement outside of the conditional block is not part of the condition, so "The man in the yellow hat" is printed regardless. Therefore, the correct output is 'Big Red Dog The man in the yellow hat'.

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