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Lesson For Programming 3

The document discusses Python conditional operators like >, <, >=, <=, ==, != and provides examples of using conditional statements with if, else, and elif to check conditions and execute code based on different conditions being true or false. Multiple examples are given to check grades, usernames and passwords, and different fruit types.

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Lesson For Programming 3

The document discusses Python conditional operators like >, <, >=, <=, ==, != and provides examples of using conditional statements with if, else, and elif to check conditions and execute code based on different conditions being true or false. Multiple examples are given to check grades, usernames and passwords, and different fruit types.

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#conditional operator

# >, <, >=, <=, ==, !=

num = input ("Enter a number: ")


if int(num) > 10:
print ("Yes!its more than 10")
else:
print ("No! its less than 10")

c:\python_files>python [Link]
Enter a number: 5
No! its less than 10

c:\python_files>python [Link]
Enter a number: 20
Yes!its more than 10

=======================

m = input ("Math Grade: ")


s = input ("Math Science: ")
e = input ("Math English: ")

ave = (float(m) + float(s) + float (e))/3

if ave >= 75:


print(str(ave))
print("You passed the semester!")
else:
print (str(ave))
print ("Sorry! You failed.")

c:\python_files>python [Link]
Math Grade: 70
Math Science: 71
Math English: 72
71.0
Sorry! You failed.

c:\python_files>python [Link]
Math Grade: 85
Math Science: 89
Math English: 88
87.33333333333333
You passed the semester!
==========================

u = input ("Enter username: ")


p = input ("Enter password: ")

if u == "admin":

if p == "1234":
print("Welcome admin")
else:
print("Error!")

else:
print("Error!")
c:\python_files>python [Link]
Enter username: admin
Enter password: 4566
Error!

c:\python_files>python [Link]
Enter username: monna
Enter password: 1234
Error!

c:\python_files>python [Link]
Enter username: admin
Enter password: 1234
Welcome admin
=========================
YOU CAN USE "AND" MANY TIMES.

c:\python_files>python [Link]
Enter username: admin
Enter password: 4566
Error!

c:\python_files>python [Link]
Enter username: monna
Enter password: 1234
Error!

c:\python_files>python [Link]
Enter username: admin
Enter password: 1234
Welcome admin

c:\python_files>python [Link]
Enter username: admin
Enter password: 456
Account Error!

c:\python_files>python [Link]
Enter username: monna
Enter password: 1234
Account Error!

c:\python_files>python [Link]
Enter username: admin
Enter password: 1234
Welcome Admin
==============
elif - means you want to check multiple

fruit = input ("Type a fruit: ")

if fruit == "apple":
print("Red Apple!")

elif fruit == "guava":


print("Green Guava!")

elif fruit == "banana":


print("Yellow Banana!")

else:
print("Not Available!")

c:\python_files>python [Link]
Type a fruit: guava
Not Available!

c:\python_files>python [Link]
Type a fruit: banana
Yellow Banana!

c:\python_files>python [Link]
Type a fruit: apple
Red Apple!

c:\python_files>python [Link]
Type a fruit: guava
Green Guava!
=====================

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