What will be written inside the red-box when the below code is executed? Code floatingPointNumber 0.1 orint("Started calculation:") if floatingPointNumber 0.1 0.01: print("My Math works!") else: print("There is a problem with my math, I found floatingPointNumber* 0.1 as :", floatingPointNumber 0.1) Output Started calculation:

What will be written inside the red-box when the below code is executed? Code floatingPointNumber 0.1 orint("Started calculation:") if floatingPointNumber 0.1 0.01: print("My Math works!") else: print("There is a problem with my math, I found floatingPointNumber* 0.1 as :", floatingPointNumber 0.1) Output Started calculation:

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Chapter6: Looping

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