Python control flow study notes [02]

2.1 Boolean values ​​(first character uppercase)

  • True
  • False

2.2 Comparison operators

Operators meaning
== Equal, for comparison
!= not equal to
> more than the
< Less than
<= Less than or equal
>= greater or equal to

Boolean operators 2.3

  • and
  • or
  • not

2.4 Mixed Boolean and comparison operators

>>> (4>8) and (5>0)

False

2.5 flow control element

  • Controlled conditions
  • Block
    • Increased only start block
    • Code block may contain other code blocks
    • Indent zero, or reduce surrounding the outer code block is retracted, the code block

2.7 control flow statements

2.7.1 if statement

if controlled conditions:

  if clause

2.7.2 else statements

else :

  else clause

2.7.3 elif statement

elif controlled conditions:

  elif clause

If there is a series of elif clauses, only one bar or a zero is performed. Once a statement is executed, the rest of the elif clause will be automatically skipped.

2.7.4 while loop

while controlled conditions:

  while clause

2.7.6 break statement: exit the while loop

2.7.7 continue statement: skip the current cycle, the next cycle into the

2.7.8 for circulation and range () statement

for variable names in range ():

  for clause

# Range () usage:

  range(5): 0 1 2 3 4

  range(1,5): 1 2 3 4

  range (1,5,2) [range (play, stop, step)]: 1,3

2.8 Import module

  import module name [, a module name, module name 2]

from import statement: eg from random import *, without the use of random prefix function is called random module [taking into account use the full name of the module to make the code more readable, this is not recommended import form]. 

 

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