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What happens when an assert statement evalutes to true? False?
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When the expression being asserted evaluates to a true value, executing an assert statement has no effect. When it is a false value, assert causes an error that halts execution.

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#python #sicp
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What happens when an assert statement evalutes to true? False?
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What happens when an assert statement evalutes to true? False?
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When the expression being asserted evaluates to a true value, executing an assert statement has no effect. When it is a false value, assert causes an error that halts execution.
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followed by a quoted line of text (single or double quotes are both fine, but be consistent) that will be displayed if the expression evaluates to a false value. >>> assert fib(8) == 13, 'The 8th Fibonacci number should be 13' <span>When the expression being asserted evaluates to a true value, executing an assert statement has no effect. When it is a false value, assert causes an error that halts execution. A test function for fib should test several arguments, including extreme values of n . >>> def fib_test(): assert fib(2) == 1, 'The 2nd Fibonacci number should b

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