An if at the end and an if-else at the front

Predict the output · Basic · §10.3 Filtering and choosing

These two comprehensions do the same calculation and differ only in where the condition goes. Predict the output without running the code.

Code

views = [40, 150, 90, 300]
tens = [v // 10 for v in views if v >= 100]
marks = [v // 10 if v >= 100 else 0 for v in views]
print(tens)
print(marks)

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