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The expression "num_enrolled >= 15 and <= 30" is an example of: a) A logical error b) A syntax error c) A valid comparison d) A division by zero error

The expression "num_enrolled >= 15 and <= 30" is an example of: a) A logical error b) A syntax error c) A valid comparison d) A division by zero error
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The expression "num_enrolled >= 15 and <= 30" is an example of: a) A logical error b) A syntax error c) A valid comparison d) A division by zero error

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