You have been given two lists as shown in the code snippet below.

$\text{'}\text{'}\text{'}$

The player's list contains the names of the active players, and the scores lists contain the score of each player

$\text{'}\text{'}\text{'}$

players $=[\text{'}$Steve$\text{'},$ 'Elon', 'Jos'$]$

scores $=\{\text{'}$Steve$\text{'}$: $100,$ 'Elon': $65,$ 'Jos': $77\}$

Now, you need to write an assert statement that checks whether a player $$Jacob$$ exists or not. If he exists, then check whether he scored $>50.$ In case of failure, the message $$Conditions not satisfied$$ should be printed. Which of the following statements satisfies the given scenario?

assert Jacob in players, $$Conditions not satisfied$$

assert 'Jacob' in players and players$[\text{'}$Jacob$\text{'}]>50,$ 'Conditions not satisfied'

assert 'Jacob' in players and scores$[\text{'}$Jacob$\text{'}]>50,$ 'Conditions not satisfied'

None of the above

Attempt $0$ of $2$