8.Question 8You wrote the following code:if attempts >= 5: print("locked")else: print("try again")If the value in the attempts variable is 3, what will Python do?1 pointOutput the message "try again"First output the message "locked" and then output the message "try again"First output the message "try again" and then output the message "locked"Output the message "locked"

1.Question 1What will the following code display?ip_address = "192.168.183.51"if ip_address == "192.168.183.51":    print("You're logged in.")else:    print("Login failed, try again.")1 pointNothing"You're logged in.""Login failed, try again."Both "You're logged in." and "Login failed, try again."

What is the output of the following code?1178910345612print('Mike')else:   print('Stop') if(x=="Go"):   print('Go ') x="Go" 1 pointGo MikeMikeStop Mike

2.Question 2Which conditional statement prints the message "account locked" when the value of failed_logins is 3 or higher? 1 pointif failed_login_count != 3:    print("account locked")if failed_login_count == 3:    print("account locked")if failed_login_count > 3:    print("account locked")if failed_logins >= 3:    print("account locked")

What does an if statement in Python do?It repeats a block of code multiple times.It executes a block of code if a specific condition is true.It generates a list of numbers.It prints a message to the screen.

3.Question 3Which of the following code blocks contains a valid Python comment?1 point # This prints a "Try again" messageprint("Try again"): This prints a "Try again" messageprint("Try again")comment: This prints a "Try again" messageprint("Try again")This prints a "Try again" messageprint("Try again")