Day 9 of #60daysOfMachineLearning
๐ต Python Conditions and If Statements
Conditions are used in programming to execute a specific block of code ONLY when the given condition is met.
๐งต Here is how to work with conditions ๐
๐ต Python Conditions and If Statements
Conditions are used in programming to execute a specific block of code ONLY when the given condition is met.
๐งต Here is how to work with conditions ๐
๐ IF Statements
The `if` keyword is used to create a "if statement."
Python uses indentation (whitespace at the start of a line) to define scope in code. Curly-brackets are frequently used for this purpose in other computer languages.
The `if` keyword is used to create a "if statement."
Python uses indentation (whitespace at the start of a line) to define scope in code. Curly-brackets are frequently used for this purpose in other computer languages.
๐ ELIF Statements
The elif keyword in Python means "attempt this condition if the preceding conditions were not true.โ
The elif keyword in Python means "attempt this condition if the preceding conditions were not true.โ
๐ ELSE Statements
Anything that isn't covered by the previous conditions is caught by the else keyword.
Anything that isn't covered by the previous conditions is caught by the else keyword.
๐ Nested IF Statements
You can have if statements inside if statements, this is called nested if statements.
You can have if statements inside if statements, this is called nested if statements.
๐ PASS Statements
If statements cannot be empty, but if you have an if statement with no content, include the pass statement to prevent an error.
If statements cannot be empty, but if you have an if statement with no content, include the pass statement to prevent an error.
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