Write an if-else statement with multiple branches.
If year is 2101 or later, print "Distant fu...
Computers and Technology, 22.02.2020 23:27 AdoNice
Write an if-else statement with multiple branches.
If year is 2101 or later, print "Distant future" (without quotes). Otherwise, if year is 2001 or greater, print "21st century". Otherwise, if year is 1901 or greater, print "20th century". Else (1900 or earlier), print "Long ago".
Sample output with input: 1776
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Testing with input: 1901
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Your output
Long ago
Expected output
20th century
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