Decision making &_loops_in_python

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Covers decision-making statements(if,if..else,if.. elif..else) and loops(while and for loops) with example and output.

CONTENT
DECISION MAKING
STATEMENTS
• If
• If … else
• If … elif … else
• Nested if
LOOPS
• For loop
• While loop
• Nested for

1) if CONDITION
if expression:
statement(s)
SYNTAX
if (expression):
statement(s)
FLOWCHART
or

2) if ... else CONDITION
if expression:
statement(s)
SYNTAX
else :
statement(s)
FLOWCHART

EXAMPLE of if … else
OUTPUTOdd_Even Program

3) if … elif … else CONDITION
if expression:
statement(s)
SYNTAX
elif (expression):
statement(s)
FLOWCHART
else :
statement(s)

4) NESTED if
if expression:
statement(s)
SYNTAX
if (expression):
statement(s)
else:
statement(s)
else :
statement(s)
FLOWCHART

WHAT ARE LOOPS?
•Loops are the set of
instruction which allows
us to execute a statement
or group of statements
multiple times.

DIAGRAMMATIC VIEW OF LOOP
Program runned

TYPES OF LOOP
• The different types of looping statement are:-
Loop
For loop While loop

EXAMPLE OF “WHILE LOOP”
Q. Write a program for sum of integer upto ‘n’ by using while loop.
condition
Conditional code

FLOWCHART of ‘for LOOP’
/condition is
false

EXAMPLE OF “FOR LOOP”
Q.Write a program for sum of integer upto ‘n’ by using for loop.
Actual written program
Increment factor
(in-built RANGE)
Final value
Initial value
variable

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Decision making &_loops_in_python

1. PYTHON PPT

2. DECISION MAKING STATEMENTS & LOOPS

3. CONTENT DECISION MAKING STATEMENTS • If • If … else • If … elif … else • Nested if LOOPS • For loop • While loop • Nested for

4. DECISION MAKING STATEMENTS

5. 1) if CONDITION if expression: statement(s) SYNTAX if (expression): statement(s) FLOWCHART or

6. EXAMPLE of if OUTPUT

7. 2) if ... else CONDITION if expression: statement(s) SYNTAX else : statement(s) FLOWCHART

8. EXAMPLE of if … else OUTPUTOdd_Even Program

9. 3) if … elif … else CONDITION if expression: statement(s) SYNTAX elif (expression): statement(s) FLOWCHART else : statement(s)

10. EXAMPLE of if … elif … else

11. OUTPUT OF if … elif … else

12. 4) NESTED if if expression: statement(s) SYNTAX if (expression): statement(s) else: statement(s) else : statement(s) FLOWCHART

13. EXAMPLE of NESTED if

14. OUTPUT

15. LOOPS

16. WHAT ARE LOOPS? •Loops are the set of instruction which allows us to execute a statement or group of statements multiple times.

17. DIAGRAMMATIC VIEW OF LOOP Program runned

18. TYPES OF LOOP • The different types of looping statement are:- Loop For loop While loop

19. FLOW CHART OF ‘WHILE LOOP’

20. EXAMPLE OF “WHILE LOOP” Q. Write a program for sum of integer upto ‘n’ by using while loop. condition Conditional code

21. AFTER PROGRAM EXECUTION

22. FLOWCHART of ‘for LOOP’ /condition is false

23. EXAMPLE OF “FOR LOOP” Q.Write a program for sum of integer upto ‘n’ by using for loop. Actual written program Increment factor (in-built RANGE) Final value Initial value variable

24. AFTER PROGRAM EXECUTION

25. NESTED for LOOP OUTPUT

26. REFERENCE • www.tutorialpoint.com

27. THANK YOU

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