Python

Going off our attendance sheet example when we learned what lists are… …let’s imagine that we need to call attendance for the class. To do … Read More

When working with comparison operators, we stated that they determine whether a condition returns true or false. “True” and “False” are not strings, integers, or … Read More

Working off of program we created while learning While loops… i = 0 while i <= 3:    print(i)    i += 1 …let’s imagine that we removed the … Read More

In order to learn what nested conditionals actually are, check out this template code: if condition:    if condition:        code to be executed if condition is true Notice … Read More

When learning elif statements, we utilized “or”… state = input(“What state do you live in?”) if state == “Ohio”:    print(“You live in the Midwest.”)elif state == “California” … Read More

When learning if statements, we utilized “==”… state = input(“What state do you live in?”) if state == “Ohio”:    print(“You live in the Midwest.”) …to determine whether … Read More

Essentially, a conditional is a switch. For example, imagine a machine that has 3 buttons: Conditionals can do this same exact thing through the use … Read More

Going off our for loop we coded to call attendance… names = [“Peter”, “Lila”, “Alex”, “Bella”] for x in names:    print(x) …what if we also wanted … Read More

Let’s say you teach at ABC Elementary School and it’s the first day of classes. You’ve got a small class of 4 students, and you … Read More

Let’s replicate the While loop we created counting from 0 to 3… …except with a For loop! How are these loops different? As stated in … Read More