Read the following code:

count in range(80):
leo. forward(count * 2)
leo. left(count + 2)

There is an error in the for loop. What should be fixed?

Add a colon to the end of the statement
Begin the statement with the proper keyword to start the loop
Place the loop condition outside the parentheses
Replace the parentheses around the range with quotation marks

Begin the statement with the proper keyword to start the loop

Explanation:

Given

The code segment

Required

Fix the code

The first line of the code segment is meant to be a for loop, but it does follow the right syntax.

This is so because the for keyword is missing.

The first line should be corrected and replaced with:

for count in range(80):

Hence, option (b) is correct

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