You are writing a Python script that prompts a user to guess the current contents of a variable called temperature (assume previously set, and not shown). What is the missing statement?
guess = float(input("Please enter your guess "))
____________________________ # Fill in the missing line of code
print ("You're right!")
else:
print ("Please try again")
if guess == temperature:
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