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This document discusses control structures in Python programming. It explains that Python programs typically execute statements sequentially from top to bottom, but control structures allow statements to be executed conditionally or repeatedly rather than just sequentially. The key control structures are selection statements like if/else that allow different code blocks to execute depending on a condition being true or false, and iterative statements that repeat a block of code. Specific selection statements covered include if, if/else, and nested if/elif/else statements.
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- 2. Chapter 7 Control Structures in Python
- 3. Learning Objective Use of control structures in python.
- 4. Sequential control structure programs The program flow in high-level languages is sequential, i.e., it executes line-by-line from top to bottom. Each statement is executed only once. Such programs where statements are executed in a linear fashion are known as sequential control structure programs.
- 5. CONTROL STRUCTURES statements can be used within a program to execute decisions or to repeat actions. These actions may require the linear sequence of instructions in a program to be changed. Special constructs/statements are used to achieve these. These constructs/statements are conditional statements and iterative statements.
- 6. Sequence Sequence refers to a group of instructions executed one after another, without any condition checking or repetition. The programs discussed in the previous chapter are based on sequence control structure.
- 8. Selection The selection statement selects from two alternative routes depending upon whether the condition is true or false. Any non-zero and non-null values are treated as true and zero or null values are treated as false.
- 9. Decision Control Statements Simple if if-else nested if if-elif-else
- 14. Nested if: Nested if statements are an if statement inside another if statement.
- 17. if-elif-else: The if-elif-else statement is used to conditionally execute a statement or a block of statements.
- 20. Let us Summarise: Control structures in python. 20
- 21. Objective type questions __________________ are a set of statements whose execution process happens in a sequence In Python, the __________ statements are also known as Decision control statements 21
- 22. Answers Sequential statements. selection
- 23. Homework: Learn and practice the concepts well. 23