Print "user_num1 is negative." if user_num1 is less than 0. End with newline. Assign user_num2 with 1 if user_num2 is greater than 12. Otherwise, print "user_num2 is less than or equal to 12.". End with newline. My code: user_num1 = int(input()) user_num2 = int(input()) if user_num1 < 0: print("user_num1 is negative.") if user_num2 > 12: user_num2 == 1 else: print("user_num2 is less than or equal to 12.") print('user_num2 is', user_num2)

Print "user_num1 is negative." if user_num1 is less than 0. End with newline. Assign user_num2 with 1 if user_num2 is greater than 12. Otherwise, print "user_num2 is less than or equal to 12.". End with newline. My code: user_num1 = int(input()) user_num2 = int(input()) if user_num1 < 0: print("user_num1 is negative.") if user_num2 > 12: user_num2 == 1 else: print("user_num2 is less than or equal to 12.") print('user_num2 is', user_num2)

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Chapter6: Looping

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