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Write a Python function that takes two numbers as input and prints 'Along the x-axis' if the first number is not zero, 'Along the y-axis' if the second number is not zero, and 'Anywhere' otherwise.

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What is the missing keyword in the following python code ?

<keyword> (x, y):
	case (x, 0):
		print('Along the x-axis')
	case (0, y):
		print('Along the y-axis')
	case _:
		print('Anywhere')
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