Sometimes when you are programming you want to check another condition if the first condition you made is true.
This is a lazy example i did to show how to nest conditionals:
This program just compares the number that the user gives to the numer 10.
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To create a python module you first have to create a new python program (in this case masteries.py) which contains functions (in this case hw() and gb())
Then, in order to use the module’s functions in another program you use import (name of the program)
After you have imported your module you can now use it’s functions by writing the name of the module (masteries) followed by a point and the name of the function inside that module (.hw() or .gb())
This will show the user:
Hello World (for hw()) and
Good bye (for gb()) (as shown in the picture above)
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To install Linux on my computer i followed the instructions shown in this website: Linux
I used this website because it clearly explains how to do it.
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This is an example of a work submission via blog RSS (Any post on this site is an example)
To submit a work via withknown blog:
1-Sign up to withknown and log in.
2-Click Post.
3- Add a title and whatever you want to include in your blogpost.
4-Click Publish.
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This is a work submission via Github: https:/
To submit a work in github:
1-Go to https:/
2-Write a gist description and a name for the file.
3-Copy and paste your code into the blank space.
4-Click the button that says Create public Gist in the down right corner.
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This shows how to run Python programs in the python IDLE directly from Notepad++
First you have to click Run->Run
Then you have to write this in the blank space C:Python34Libidlelibidle.py “$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)” .This will run the current program in which you are working on.
This will show up after you click Run.
Now in order to run and test your program you have to click Run->Run Module
Final result.
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This program shows the user the total, average and standard deviation of the numbers that he/she provided in a list.
I didn’t know how to do the standard deviation part so i had to look at someone else’s code (Venkon Programming)
Click here to see my code
In this wsq i had to create a function that gets the factorial of a number that the user gives you. After that i made a while with two other whiles inside of it so the program can work as it should.
Link for my code:
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This is similar to an “else” but instead of doing something if the first condition is not fulfiled, this will make another condition in case the first one isnt fulfiled. For example:
num=2
if (num>3):
print (“Hello”) # #It wont print this because the condition is not fulfiled (false)… this line must be idented so it can be part of the “if”
elif (num==2):
print (“Goodbye”) ##Since the condition wasnt fulfiled the “elif” will take place and it’ll print Goodbye… this line must be idented so it can be part of the “elif”
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This is the alternate ending to an if function. If the condition is not fulfiled you put an “else” and it will do what is inside of that “else” for example:
num=2
if (num>3):
print(“hello”) #It wont print this because the condition is not fulfiled (false)… this line must be idented so it can be part of the “if”
else :
print (“goodbye”) #Since the condition wasnt fulfiled the “else” will take place and it’ll print goodbye… this line must be idented so it can be part of the “else”
This program will show the user:
goodbye
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What the “if” does is that if a condition is fulfiled it will do what it is inside of it.
An example of this is
num=1+1
if (num>3):
print (“Hello”) #This must be idented so it can be part of the if
This program wont print anything because the condition num>3 is not fulfiled , in order for it to print something it must be num<3 or num=2 because num equals 2
num=1+1
if (num<3):
print(“Hello”) #This must be idented so it can be part of the if
This program will show the user:
Hello #because the condition is now fulfiled (2<3)
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