Which two of the following are valid if$/$else statements in Python, assuming x and y are defined appropriately? $($Choose two.$)$

if x $<$ y: print$(\text{'}$foo$\text{'})$ else: print$(\text{'}$bar$\text{'})$

if x $<$ y: print$(\text{'}$foo$\text{'})$ elif y $<$ x: print$(\text{'}$bar$\text{'})$ else: print$(\text{'}$baz$\text{'})$

if x $<$ y: if x $>10$: print$(\text{'}$foo$\text{'})$

if x $<$ y: print$(\text{'}$foo$\text{'})$; print$(\text{'}$bar$\text{'})$; print$(\text{'}$baz$\text{'})$