Write the output of the program below. age = 45if (age >= 35): {print ("I am Qualified")}

The program provided appears to be written in Python, but there is a small syntax issue with the use of curly braces. In Python, conditional statements do not use curly braces; instead, they use indentation to define blocks of code.

Correcting the syntax, the code should look like this:

age = 45
if (age >= 35):
    print("I am Qualified")

Program Execution Analysis:

1. The variable age is assigned the value 45.
2. The condition in the if statement checks whether age (i.e., 45) is greater than or equal to 35.
3. Since 45 is indeed greater than 35, the condition evaluates to True.
4. Therefore, the program executes the print statement within the block.

Output:

The output of the program will be:

I am Qualified

This message indicates that the person is considered "Qualified" based on the age condition provided in the code.