Question 1Were you able to code the conditional statements for the value of the passed-in argument to the invoked getPrices() function? 1 pointYes No

In response to your question about coding conditional statements for the getPrices() function, it appears you're referring to the implementation of logic that checks the value of an argument within this function. Here's how this can be approached in general terms:

1. Understanding Conditional Statements: Conditional statements in programming (like if, else if, and else) allow the code to execute different actions based on whether certain conditions are true or false.

2. Function Structure: The getPrices() function should accept an argument, then use conditional statements to evaluate that argument and determine the appropriate prices to return based on the conditions you set.

3. Example Implementation:

   def getPrices(value):
       if value == "A":
           return 10.0  # Price for A
       elif value == "B":
           return 15.0  # Price for B
       elif value == "C":
           return 20.0  # Price for C
       else:
           return "Invalid option"  # Handle unexpected values
   
   # Example of invoking the function
   price = getPrices("A")  # This would return 10.0
   

4. Final Verdict: If you were successful in implementing such conditional statements to check different values for the argument passed to getPrices(), you would select "Yes". If not, you would select "No".

Thus, your response would depend on whether you implemented that logic correctly.