CONDITIONAL AND ITERATIVE STATEMENTS
In python , this is very important topic and this is very big topic we complete this topic in parts .
From here the statements of python starts –
Now In this Topic We discuss about –
1 – Types of statement
2 – statement flow control
3 – program logic development tools
4 – The if statement of python
5 – Repetition of tasks – A Necessity
6 – The Range Function
7 – Iteration / looping statement
Types Of Statements In Python
Statement – Statement are the instructions given to the computer to perform the any kind of action.
In python there are three types of statement –1 – Empty Statement
2 – Simple statement ( single statement )
3 – Compound Statement
Now Discuss More About These Statements –
1 – Empty Statement
It is the easiest statement
The empty statement does nothing , i.e., in short term it is a pass statement
Whenever the empty ( pass ) statement is used python do nothing and moves
to the next statement.
A pass statement is used where the syntax of the language just requires the presence of statement but where the logic of the program
Does not.
Or
Pass statement is just requires the presence of
The statement and there will no logic in the program .
2 – Simple Statement
Any single executable statement is a simple statement in python –For example –
r= input ( “Enter your roll no ” )
another example –
print ( r )
in simplest language , the simple statement are the single line statements
Conventionally – python uses four spaces to move to next level of indentation.
3 – Compound Statement
A compound statement represents the group of statements executed as a unit . the compound statement of python are written in a specific pattern .
< compound statement header > :
The compound statement has –
A header line – which starts with a keyword and end with a colon .
A body – consisting of one or more python statements , each conventionally inside the header line . All the statements in the body are at the same level of indentation .
We will learn about some other statements in this topic
\The next blog is on the – STATEMENT FLOW CONTROL
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CONDITIONAL AND ITERATIVE STATEMENT
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November 14, 2019
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