This code fragment prints what and why? a. "yep" because s evaluates to False and x evaluates to True, and or requires only one to be True. b. "yep" because the or operator requires both to be true, and s and x are both True. c. "nope" because both evaluate to False. d. "yep" because s evaluates to True and x evaluates to False, and or requires only one to be True.

Option(b) is the correct answer to the given question.

Explanation:

In this question the code is missing Following are the code is given below

x=17 #variable declartion

s=' ' #variable declaration

if s or x: #checking condition

   print("yep") #display

else:

   print("nope")#display

Following are the explanation of the code

which functions return a valid value without any arguments?

(-blank- and -blank- return a valid value without any arguments.)

1st -blank-

today

sqrt

count

2nd -blank-

round

now

sqrt