Simple Python! Determine if a caller should be answered or ignored. Prompt the user for the first digit of a telephone number and store in a variable as a string. Prompt the user for the second digit of a telephone number and store in a variable as a string. Prompt the user for the third digit of a telephone number and store in a variable as a string. Prompt the user for the fourth digit of a telephone number and store in a variable as a string. Using the if-else Decision Structure, if the following conditions are met, the caller should be ignored: The first digit is "8" or "9". The fourth digit is "8" or "9". The second and third digits are the same. Display a message stating whether the caller should be answered or ignored and the four digits. To receive full credit: Only one if-statement can be used. The Boolean condition in the one if-statement can use any combination of AND and OR operators to test for the three conditions.

Simple Python! Determine if a caller should be answered or ignored. Prompt the user for the first digit of a telephone number and store in a variable as a string. Prompt the user for the second digit of a telephone number and store in a variable as a string. Prompt the user for the third digit of a telephone number and store in a variable as a string. Prompt the user for the fourth digit of a telephone number and store in a variable as a string. Using the if-else Decision Structure, if the following conditions are met, the caller should be ignored: The first digit is "8" or "9". The fourth digit is "8" or "9". The second and third digits are the same. Display a message stating whether the caller should be answered or ignored and the four digits. To receive full credit: Only one if-statement can be used. The Boolean condition in the one if-statement can use any combination of AND and OR operators to test for the three conditions.

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

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Author:Joyce, Farrell.

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Chapter4: Making Decisions

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Problem 7E: Write a program named GuessingGame that generates a random number between 1 and 10. (In other words,...

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