Write an expression that will cause "less or equal to -10" to print if the value of user_num is less than or equal to -10. 1 user_num= int(input()) # Program will be tested with values: -8, -9, -10, -11. 2 3 if Your code goes here ''': 4 print('less or equal to -10') 5 6 print('more than 10') 7 else:

Write an expression that will cause "less or equal to -10" to print if the value of user_num is less than or equal to -10. 1 user_num= int(input()) # Program will be tested with values: -8, -9, -10, -11. 2 3 if Your code goes here ''': 4 print('less or equal to -10') 5 6 print('more than 10') 7 else:

Microsoft Visual C#

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Chapter4: Making Decisions

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