Lecture

If-elif-else: Python Control Flow Statements

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This lecture covers the use of if-else statements in Python, allowing programs to execute specific code blocks based on conditions. It explains the syntax of if-else, if-elif-else statements, and demonstrates their application through examples. The instructor emphasizes the importance of proper indentation in Python for defining block boundaries and illustrates how to handle different scenarios using if-elif-else constructs.

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