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The document discusses the use of indentation in Python to define code blocks. It provides examples of if/else statements and nested if statements to demonstrate how indentation determines the scope of each block rather than curly braces. It also mentions the PEP 8 style guide for Python formatting.

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Python

The document discusses the use of indentation in Python to define code blocks. It provides examples of if/else statements and nested if statements to demonstrate how indentation determines the scope of each block rather than curly braces. It also mentions the PEP 8 style guide for Python formatting.

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#Python program to understand if statement

var1 = 1
var2 = 200
if var2 > var1:
print("var2 is greater than var1")

var1 = 1000
var2 = 200
if var2 > var1:
print("var2 is greater than var1")
else:
print("var1 is greater than var2")

age1 = 100
age2 = 80
if age1 > age2:
print("age1 is greater than age 2")
else:
print("age2 is greater than age 1")

var1 = 1000
var2 = 1000
if var2 > var1:
print("var2 is greater than var1")
elif var2 == var1:
print("var1 is equal to var2")
else:
print("var1 is greater than var2")

Role of Indentation in Python with Examples


The identification of a block of code in Python is done using Indentation. In many different programming languages
like C, C++, Java, etc. use flower brackets or braces {} to define or to identify a block of code in the program,
whereas in Python, it is done using the spaces or tabs, which is known as indentation and also it is generally known
as 4 space rule in Pep8 documentation of rules for styling and designing the code for Python. Let us consider an
example of this.

n = 10
if n>5:
print "n is greater than 5"
else:
print "n is not greater than 5"
Nested if

a = 10
if(a>5):
print("Inside initial if")
print("Number is greater than 5")
if(a>=10):
print("Inside first nested if")
print("Number is greater than or equal to 10")
if(a>=15):
print("Inside second nested if")
print("Number is greater than or equal to 15")
print("Outside second nested if")
print("Outside second nested if")
print("Outside initial if")

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