in this challenge, we are merely displaying the values of two variables: question_1 and question_2. The output (the print statements) have already been written. Your job is to set the two variables. When you execute the code, it should match the output under Desired Output.
# Set Variables
# Print Evaluations
print("Variable question_1 is", question_1)
print("Variable question_2 is", question_2)
desired output:
Variable question_1 is False Variable question_2 is True

# Set Variables
question_1 = False
question_2 = True
# Print Evaluations
print("Variable question_1 is", question_1)
print("Variable question_2 is", question_2)
in this challenge, we are merely displaying the values of two variables: question_1 and question_2. The...
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