Rewrite the following code using nested if-else statements. It should have exactly the same behavior as...

 

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Rewrite the following code using nested if-else statements. It should have exactly the same behavior as before AND so there are NO if-elif-else statements. if x==y: print(1) elif y>x: print(2) elif x>y: print(3) else: print(4) Rewrite the following code using nested if-else statements. It should have exactly the same behavior as before AND so there are NO if-elif-else statements. if x==y: print(1) elif y>x: print(2) elif x>y: print(3) else: print(4)

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To rewrite this code using only ifelse statements it is required to nest additional ifelse statements inside the else parts This nested ifelse structure maintains the same logic and order of evaluation as the original code with elif statements Explanation In the original code with elif statements you have a sequence of conditions that are checked one after the other First it checks if x is equal to y If this is true it executes print1 and skips the rest of the conditions If x is not equal to y it then checks if y is greater than x If this is true it executes print2 If y is not greater than x it checks if x is greater than y If this is true it executes print3 If none of the above conditions are true it executes print4 by default Now when we rewrite this using only nested ifelse statements you maintain the same order of checks but nest them differently The first if checks if x is equal to y This part is the same as the original If x is not equal to y instead of moving to an elif you go into the else part Here you check the next condition with another if statement ... View the full answer