Consider the following code snippet: number = int(input ("Enter a number: ")) if number 1 or month 1 or month = 1 and month 1 and month b: print("a is larger") else: print("bis larger") tag question Select one: No error will be displayed Python will display an error indicating that an if statement cannot reside inside the body of an else O Python will display an error indicating that should be replaced with Python will display an error indicating that there is a problem with the indentation 4.0 Consider the following code segment. It is designed to convert letter grades to grade points. Examine the program, and identify what bug, if any, is present. if letter -- "A" : grade Points elif letter "B" : grade Points 3.0 elif letter == "C" : grade Points = 2.0 elif letter grade Points = 1.0 else: grade Points = 0.0 "D": Select one: The double equal signs need to be replaced with greater than or equal signs All instances of elif need to be replaced with else There is nothing wrong with the code segment (it works as intended) The order of the conditions (and bodies) must be changed uestion Yet What error will Python display when it attempts to execute the following if/else statement? stab: print("Equal") else: print("Not Equal") If a > b: print("a is larger") else: print("bis larger") ked out of Hag question Select one: No error will be displayed Python will display an error indicating that an if statement cannot reside inside the body of an else Python will display an error indicating that should be replaced with Python will display an error indicating that there is a problem with the indentation