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Python Control Structures Worksheet

The document is a Python practice worksheet covering various programming concepts including If/Elif/Else statements, Match statements, For loops, and While loops. It contains multiple exercises for each topic, such as age classification, temperature checking, traffic light actions, grade meanings, and number counting. The exercises are designed to help users practice and reinforce their understanding of Python programming.

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Python Control Structures Worksheet

The document is a Python practice worksheet covering various programming concepts including If/Elif/Else statements, Match statements, For loops, and While loops. It contains multiple exercises for each topic, such as age classification, temperature checking, traffic light actions, grade meanings, and number counting. The exercises are designed to help users practice and reinforce their understanding of Python programming.

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📝 Python Practice Worksheet

Topic: If/Elif/Else, Match, For Loop, While Loop

Part A: If / Elif / Else

Q1: Age Group Classifier


Write a program that asks the user for their age.
- If age ≤ 12 → "You are a child."
- If 13–19 → "You are a teenager."
- If 20–59 → "You are an adult."
- If ≥ 60 → "You are a senior citizen."

Q2: Temperature Checker


Write a program that asks the user for the temperature (°C).
- Below 15 → "It’s cold."
- Between 15–30 → "It’s warm."
- Above 30 → "It’s hot."

Part B: Match (Python 3.10+)

Q1: Traffic Light System


Ask the user for a traffic light color (red, yellow, green) and print the correct action.

Q2: Grade Meaning


Ask the user for a letter grade (A, B, C, D, F) and print the meaning (e.g., Excellent, Good,
etc.).

Q3: Shape Sides


Ask the user for a shape name (circle, square, triangle) and print how many sides it has.

Part C: For Loop

Q1: Counting Numbers


Use a for loop to print numbers from 1 to 10.

Q2: Multiplication Table


Ask the user for a number and print its multiplication table up to 10.

Q3: Even Numbers


Write a program that prints all even numbers from 1 to 50.
Part D: While Loop

Q1: Counting with While


Use a while loop to print numbers from 1 to 10.

Q2: Exit Program


Keep asking the user for input. Stop only when they type "exit".

Q3: Password Checker


Keep asking the user for the password until they enter "python123".

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