Which of the following if statements uses a boolean condition to test: "if the item is on sale, you can buy it"? a: if( onsale < = "yes" ): b: if( onsale > = "yes" ): c: if( onsale == "yes" ): d: if( onsale ! = "yes" ):

Henlo!

Of your options given, I would say the best answer is C.) if(onSale == "yes"):.

Why is this correct?

I believe this answer to be true due to what the question is asking. There is no inequality of the variable onSale and "yes", so that throws out A and B. With D; it's testing the reverse of the condition. This means that it's testing if the item is NOT on sale.

I hope this helps!

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