- Understand and apply the basic syntax of if statements to control program flow.
- Use if-else statements to execute different code blocks based on condition evaluation.
- Implement if-elif-else structures to handle multiple conditions and execute appropriate code blocks.
- Recognize the importance of proper indentation in Python for defining the scope of code blocks.
- Utilize match-case statements to handle multiple conditions similarly to switch statements in other languages.
- Flow control enables developers to manage the order of execution of instructions within a program.
- Learning flow control enhances decision-making capabilities and automates repetitive tasks.
- Proper use of flow control contributes to code readability and maintainability.
- The if statement allows execution of code only if a specific condition is true.
- Conditions like equals, not equals, less than, and greater than are used in if statements.
- Proper indentation is crucial for Python code to work correctly.
- The if-else statement executes one block of code if a condition is true, another if false.
- The if-elif-else statement checks multiple conditions one by one, executing the first true condition's code block.
- Python 3.10 introduced match-case statements for pattern matching, similar to switch statements in other languages.
- Match-case statements use the match keyword to start the block and case keywords for patterns to match against.