In [1]: A = 36
A = 18
In [5]: if A>=35:
print("The Student is passed")
else:
print("The Student has failed")
Cell In[5], line 2
print("The Student is passed")
^
IndentationError: expected an indented block after 'if' statement on line 1
In [ ]: ### Indentation is important in python
#let's write the same code with indentation
In [4]: if A>=35:
print("The Student is passed")
else:
print("The Student has failed")
The Student has failed
In [24]: a=60
In [25]: if a<35:
print("failed")
elif a>=35 and a<=60:
print("passed")
elif a>60 and a<=75:
print("first_class")
else:
print("the student is topper")
passed
In [33]: a= 350
In [34]: if a<=200:
print("cheap")
elif a>200 and a<=400:
print("affordable")
else:
print("expensive")
affordable
In [35]: print("Good morning Sunil")
Good morning Sunil
In [36]: print("Good morning anil")
Good morning anil
In [ ]: ### to eliminate such repetative tasks functions are used
In [ ]: ### Functions
# write some logic (write it once) and use it multiple times
# function always starts with 'def' which means define
In [37]: def greeting(name):
print("hello! Good Morning", name)
In [38]: greeting("sunil")
hello! Good Morning sunil
In [39]: greeting("anil")
hello! Good Morning anil
In [43]: def greeting(name):
print("Hello! Wel Come to KSR", name)
In [44]: greeting("sunil")
Hello! Wel Come to KSR sunil
In [45]: a=3
b=4
c=(a+b)
In [46]: print(c)
In [47]: a=5
b=7
c=(a*b)
In [48]: print(c)
35
In [ ]: ### to eliminate the repetition we can use functions
In [49]: def add(a,b):
c=a+b
print(c)
In [50]: add(7,2)
In [51]: add(99,101)
200
In [52]: def mul(a,b):
c=a*b
print(c)
In [53]: mul(3,4)
12
In [54]: mul(12,6)
72
In [ ]: #### Project ####
In [ ]: #Mini Calculator
In [30]: def addition(a,b):
c= a+b
print("the addition is: ",c) #### both print and return can be used to display the result
def subtraction(a,b):
c= a-b
print("the subtraction is: ",c)
def multiplication(a,b):
c= a*b
print("the multiplication is: ", c)
def division(a,b):
c=a/b
print("the division is: ", c)
File <string>:15
print("the division is: ", c)
^
IndentationError: unindent does not match any outer indentation level
In [8]: add(8,2)
Out[8]: 10
In [9]: sub(8,2)
Out[9]: 6
In [10]: mul(8,2)
Out[10]: 16
In [15]: div(8,2)
Out[15]: 4.0
In [20]: print("enter the value of a: ")
a=int(input())
print("enter the value of b: ")
b=int(input())
add(a,b)
enter the value of a:
enter the value of b:
Out[20]: 13
In [24]: print("enter the value of a: ")
a=int(input())
print("enter the value of b: ")
b=int(input())
print("the addition is", add(a,b))
enter the value of a:
enter the value of b:
the addition is 14
In [47]: def addition(a,b):
c= a+b
print("the addition is: ", c)
def subtraction(a,b):
c= a-b
print("the subtraction is: ", c)
def multiplication(a,b):
c= a*b
print("the multiplication is: ", c)
def division(a,b):
c=a/b
print("the division is: ", c)
In [51]: print("enter the first element: ")
a=int(input()) #### need to write mention datatype everytime when we collect data as an input
print("enter second element: ")
b=int(input())
print("enter the operation: add/sub/div/mul: ")
operation=input()
if operation == "add":
addition(a,b)
elif operation =="sub":
subtraction(a,b)
elif operation =="mul":
multiplication(a,b)
elif operation =="div":
division(a,b)
enter the first element:
enter second element:
enter the operation: add/sub/div/mul:
the multiplication is: 12
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