Well friends in association to the varied application of ideas and learning about Python expertise, we come forward to exploring the input function as a priority. Then of course, we have a lamination of the very context which talks about the range function, which has an efficient way to handle a series of numbers and arithmetic progressions. And it has rng within simple brackets, particularly useful for loops, you know, to generate range for example, range 0.6 would generate and iterate that progresses integers from zero and then Smith five, so So that's how we get to the range with the help of the range function. Then we have the print function. It's a statement into a function, and it is enclosed within the round parenthesis. And can be like print with a separate brackets.

Hi everybody. So within coats displays that text, then of course, there is a function by the name of ABS that gets the absolute value of a single number, the number can be an integer or a float number as an argument and always returns a positive value, right? So ABS is just like any other programming function of abs. Then of course, we have max which talks about the maximum of a given set of numbers, takes two or more arguments and returns the largest one. Then we have the min which is talking about the minimum of two or more arguments like for example, Min within simple brackets 10 comma 12, comma 13. So of course, the 10 will be the answer in this case, then we have type function, which returns the data type of a given argument.

And it's like type it in, within quotes. Hi, so would be str, you know, string data type. And if I type within simple brackets 24, so that's going to be I NT. Then, of course, the Len function, as we know talks about the length of the string of an object, or the number of items in a list, given as an argument. So Len of within quotes, so gets you the characters, including spaces, including spaces and things like that. Ah, Python again, talks about a programming language so we have conditional statements and unconditional statements.

Conditional statements are common programming languages like lift to any like basic COBOL, Fortran, c c++ Java, I'll talk about conditional programming languages where we have conditionals check of the flowcharting or the algorithm based. So if then else statement or conditional expressions, if then else statement in Python has the structure as if condition one block statement is executed Elif condition to block Statement two, then else block three. So that's the approach we talk about if define your choices the answer so if the condition is true, Python will execute block one if condition one is false condition two will be executed. If condition two is evaluated as true, block two will be executed. And that's we talk about if then else statements within the function of your choice. So define your choice as the input number If the number is greater than five you talk about you cannot qualify or else if the number is less than equal to five you display within a range then you say welcome and things like that right.

Then of course, we talk about the for loop and the looping statement, we have four and while so far is a loop, which talks about providing two types of foreign while as a duration statements which allowing a block of code to be executed, repeated number of times as set and required by the condition. The loop for is followed by a random number. And that's what it is. So for variable, then statements and then else statements, execution is done. Then of course, there is a break statement, which talks about the probability of, you know, breaking the loop, just like in c++ or Java, so break state is used for for as well as by loops, leading a program, breaking a statement preventing the execution of the L statement in a big way. And then continue to break and continue goes hand in hand.

So continue statement brings back program control to the start of the loop and it can be used the best way possible. That's all for this. We will be catching up in the next module. Thank you