but we'll now print "lowfor numbers less than enter text: low enter text: enter text:spam bad!bad!bad!bad!bad!bad!bad!badenter text:stop bye summary that concludes our quick look at python statement syntax this introduced the general rules for coding statements and blocks of code as you've learnedin python we normally code one statement per line and indent all the statements in nested block the same amount (indentation is part of python' syntaxhoweverwe also looked at few exceptions to these rulesincluding continuation lines and single-line tests and loops finallywe put these ideas to work in an interactive script that demonstrated handful of statements and showed statement syntax in action in the next we'll start to dig deeper by going over each of python' basic procedural statements in depth as you'll seethoughall statements follow the same general rules introduced here test your knowledgequiz what three things are required in -like language but omitted in python how is statement normally terminated in python how are the statements in nested block of code normally associated in python how can you make single statement span multiple lines how can you code compound statement on single line is there any valid reason to type semicolon at the end of statement in python what is try statement for what is the most common coding mistake among python beginnerstest your knowledgeanswers -like languages require parentheses around the tests in some statementssemicolons at the end of each statementand braces around nested block of code the end of line terminates the statement that appears on that line alternativelyif more than one statement appears on the same linethey can be terminated with introducing python statements