Booleans and the ! operator

Assume we have a boolean variable x. We want to make an if statement that will run if x is not True. Which of the following conditional statements would do this?

Both

if(x == False)

and

if(x != True)

will do this

```
if(x)
```
```
if(!x)
```
```
if(x == False)
```
```
if(x != True)
```
Both
```
if(x)
```
and
```
if(!x)
```
will do this

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Assume we have a integer variable "a". We want to make an if statement that will run if a is at least 10. Which of the following conditional statements would do this?

if(a>=10)

```
if(a>8)
```
```
if(a>10)
```
```
if(a<=10)
```
```
if(a<10) 
```
```
if(a>11)
```

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Assume we see an if statement that reads

if(!True)

. What would you know about this code?

The code inside this conditional would never run.

The code inside this conditional would always run.
I don't have enough information about the program to answer this question.
This code would cause your computer to restart.
```
if(!True)
```
would produce a syntax error.
This code would compile, but would fail if you tried to run it.

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