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Write a for-loop that tests for the truth value: xP(x) where the domain is all even integers from 0 to 100 inclusive, and P(x) : 2 < x3 2x 2 50 Your code should first build a set S that consists of the even integers to be tested, should loop through the set to test the condition, and finally, should print the truth value of the quantified statement to the screen when it is determined. Also Write a for-loop that tests the truth value of xQ(x) where the domain is all words in the phrase: This sentence is referencing itself. and Q(x) : x has the letter t in it. You may find the string function lower() helpful here! (THIS.lower()=this) Your code should print the truth value of the quantified statement to the screen when it is determined. CSCI190 7 of 8 version 0.1 Python Notes Quantifiers and For Loops Dr. Childress. Python has helper functions called any() and all that make the above entirely moot. Here are two examples you can input into the interpreter: >>>any(10<= x**2 <= 100 for x in range(20)) and >>>all(10<=x**2 < 100 for x in range(20)) The first snippet returns True, since there is indeed a square between 10 and 100. The second is False, since 112 = 121 > 100. Rewrite #5 and #6 as any() and all() statements.

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