omplete the table below that lays out syntax and use rules for the if$,$ elif, and else keywords.

Rule Correct Example Incorrect Example

A set of branches must be$-$

gin with the if keyword

cond x $==5$:

Branches must use an ex$-$

pression that evaluates to

the Boolean type

if value $>2\mathrm{.}4$:

Branches must end their

line with a colon after the

Boolean expression

if boolean$\_$var

if x $==5$:

x $+=2$

y $=\text{'}$b$\text{'}$

#print not in branch

print$(\text{'}$done$\text{'})$

if x $==5$:

#nothing in the branch

print$(\text{'}$done$\text{'})$

$0$ or more branches can

start with elif, but only af$-$

ter an initial if branch

if val $>3$:

print$(\text{'}>3\text{'})$

elif val $>2$:

print$(\text{'}>2\text{'})$

elif val $>1$:

print$(\text{'}>1\text{'})$

$0$ or $1$ else branches can be

used at the end of a series

of branches

if y $!=$ 'test' :

print$(\text{'}$not test' $)$

else:

print$(\text{'}$test$\text{'})$

else:

print$("$won$\text{'}$t work" $)$