### Understanding Conditional Statements in PythonIn this example, we have a task where `car_year` is read from input, and we need to write multiple `if` statements based on different conditions:- If `car_year` is before 1968, the output is `'Probably has few safety features.'`- If `car_year` is after 1969, the output is `'Probably has seat belts.'`- If `car_year` is after 1990, the output is `'Probably has electronic stability control.'`- If `car_year` is after 2002, the output is `'Probably has airbags.'`Here is the Python code that solves this:```pythoncar_year = int(input())if car_year < 1968: print('Probably has few safety features.')elif car_year > 1969: print('Probably has seat belts.')elif car_year > 1990: print('Probably has electronic stability control.')elif car_year > 2002: print('Probably has airbags.')```### How It Works:1. **Input Statement**: ```python car_year = int(input()) ``` - This line takes a year as input and converts it to an integer, storing it in the variable `car_year`.2. **Conditional Statements**: - The `if` statement checks if the `car_year` is less than 1968. If true, it prints `'Probably has few safety features.'`. - The `elif` statements check subsequent conditions in order: - If `car_year` is greater than 1969, it prints `'Probably has seat belts.'`. - If `car_year` is greater than 1990, it prints `'Probably has electronic stability control.'`. - If `car_year` is greater than 2002, it prints `'Probably has airbags.'`.### Important Notes:- The statements are checked in sequence. Once a condition is true, the corresponding block of code is executed, and the rest are skipped.- Ensure proper ordering of conditions to achieve the desired logic flow.- The use of `elif` (else if) helps streamline multiple conditions in a readable way. This code snippet is useful to determine potential safety features based on the car's manufacturing year.

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car_year is read from input. Write multiple if statements: • If car_year is before 1968, output 'Probably has few safety features. • If car_year is after 1969, output 'Probably has seat belts. • If car_year is after 1990, output 'Probably has electronic stability control. If car_year is after 2002, output 'Probably has airbags. ● ► Click here for examples 1 car_year= int(input()) 2 if car_year < 1968 3 print ('Probably has few safety features. 'D 4 elif car_year > 1969: 5 print ('Probably has seat belts.') 6 elif car_year > 1990: 7 print ('Probably has electronic stability control.') 8 elif car_year > 2002: 9 print ('Probably has airbags.')

car_year is read from input. Write multiple if statements: • If car_year is before 1968, output 'Probably has few safety features. • If car_year is after 1969, output 'Probably has seat belts. • If car_year is after 1990, output 'Probably has electronic stability control. If car_year is after 2002, output 'Probably has airbags. ● ► Click here for examples 1 car_year= int(input()) 2 if car_year < 1968 3 print ('Probably has few safety features. 'D 4 elif car_year > 1969: 5 print ('Probably has seat belts.') 6 elif car_year > 1990: 7 print ('Probably has electronic stability control.') 8 elif car_year > 2002: 9 print ('Probably has airbags.')

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