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Conditional Statements in Python Code

The document outlines a series of conditional statements and loops for categorizing individuals based on age and gender, determining fare discounts accordingly. It also includes examples of list operations and a function definition that prints a greeting message. The logic presented is aimed at processing user input and performing calculations based on specified conditions.

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Conditional Statements in Python Code

The document outlines a series of conditional statements and loops for categorizing individuals based on age and gender, determining fare discounts accordingly. It also includes examples of list operations and a function definition that prints a greeting message. The logic presented is aimed at processing user input and performing calculations based on specified conditions.

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1.

If age < 10:


Print (“Children”)

If age > 60:

print (‘senior citizens’)

If 10< age> 60:

print (‘normal citizen’)

2. If male and sr. citizen :

Print (“ 70% of fare is applicable”)

Print(fare*=0.7)

If female and sr. citizen :

Print (“50% of fare is applicable.”)

Print(fare*=0.5)

If female and normal citizen :

Print (“ 70% of fare is applicable”)

Print(fare*=0.7)

If male and normal citizen

Print (“ 100% of fare is applicable”)

3. If num > 0:
If num/5==0:
Print(“condition satisfied”)
Else:
Print(“condition is not satisfied”)

Conditional statements
1. A. Print(list1)
B. for i in range(0,n)
Print(i)
C. n = input (“”)
. for i in range(0,n)
Print(i)
2. list1= [0,1,2,3....9]
list2= ['zero','one','two',.... ,'nine']
list3=[Link]()
list3=[Link]()

3. list1 [3,4,5,6,7,8]
for i in list1:
if i /2 ==0:
i+=10
else:
i*=5
4. def function1 ( name , message = “how are you” ):
print (f ”hello {name}, {message}”)
function1(chaitanya,message)

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