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Conditional statements are programming constructs that allow programs to execute different actions based on true or false conditions, facilitating decision-making. Common examples include if, else, and switch statements, which can be nested for complex scenarios. Mastery of these statements is crucial for creating flexible and responsive code.

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Conditional statements are programming constructs that allow programs to execute different actions based on true or false conditions, facilitating decision-making. Common examples include if, else, and switch statements, which can be nested for complex scenarios. Mastery of these statements is crucial for creating flexible and responsive code.

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Conditional

Statements
INTRODUCTION :
Conditional statements are essential programming
constructs that enable a program to execute different
actions based on whether specific conditions are true or
false. They facilitate decision-making within a program,
allowing it to respond dynamically to varying inputs or
scenarios. Common conditional statements include if, else,
else if (or elif), and switch (or case). These constructs help
create more flexible, responsive, and functional code by
allowing different paths of execution based on the
evaluated conditions.
Examples

Let's look at a practical example in Python:

```python
temperature = 30

if temperature > 30:


print("It's a hot day.")
elif temperature > 20:
print("It's a nice day.")
elif temperature > 10:
print("It's a bit chilly.")
else:
print("It's cold outside.")
```
Nesting Conditional Statements

Conditional statements can be nested


within each other to handle more complex
decision-making:

```python
age = 25
has_permission = True

if age >= 18:


if has_permission:
print("Access granted.")
else:
print("Access denied. Permission
required.")
else:
print("Access denied. Must be 18 or
Conclusion

Conditional statements are essential for controlling


the flow of a program based on dynamic conditions.
They allow you to execute different blocks of code in
different situations, making your programs more
flexible and powerful. Understanding how to use
them effectively is a key skill in programming.

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