In Python 3, the maximum value for an integer is 2^63 - 1

❌ True
✅ False

Explanation:
In Python 2, there was an internal limit to how large an integer value could be. But that limit was removed in Python 3.
This means there is no explicitly defined limit, but the amount of available address space forms a practical limit depending on the machine Python runs on.

In a Python program, a control structure:

❌ Manages the input and output of control characters
❌ Defines program-specific data structures
✅ Directs the order of execution of the statements in the program
❌ Dictates what happens before the program starts and after it terminates

Explanation:
Control structures determine which statements in the program will be executed and in what order, allowing for statements to be skipped over or executed repeatedly.

if, if/else, and if/elif/else statements are all examples of control structures that allow for statements to be skipped over or executed conditionally:

if <expr>:
    <statement(s)>
elif <expr>:
    <statement(s)>
elif <expr>:
    <statement(s)>
    ...
else:
    <statement(s)>

The order of execution of statements in a program is called control flow.