Which of the following IF-THEN statements will not assign a value of 1 to the variable named Flag for patients with an eye color of blue or brown?
IF EyeColor = 'blue' OR 'brown' THEN Flag = 1; |
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b. |
IF EyeColor = 'blue' OR EyeColor = 'brown' THEN Flag = 1; |
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c. |
IF EyeColor IN ('blue','brown') THEN Flag = 1; |
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d. |
All of the above will work |
All of the given arguments would work fine as IF-THEN statements. Hence,
Option D is correct.
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