As you can see in the image there is 2 tables, 1 means true and 0 means false.As you can see AND needs both to be true to be True, and OR only needs one to be true to be True.When you create a condition for a loop or for a condition, you can add as many conditions as you want as long over all it will return a boolean value. So imagine not using a AND/OR and you make 10 if statements to check each condition, well with this you can do it in one statement. Something new for you, in the second statement its returned True, why? answer on discord or leave a comment on why you think its True

Learning Python: AND/OR conditions

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Conditional statements will always return 'True' or 'False', for example in the picture i made a list, added three strings, then for the condition for the while loop i said if these 2 string are in the 'my_list' then its true, and in the next lesson we will talk about 'and' and 'or' within python. But in any case when you are making a condition, just say it in your head and think will this return a boolean

Learning Python: Conditional statements for loops

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The way i see it is while loops work like if statements but in a loop. Lets just think about it, if statements need a condition to run the code in its scope,  a while loop only runs the code in its scope if the condition is true, in this case i did a while True, this would technically run for forever and not stop but i put a break in which stops as soon as reaches this point, in the next loop i added a condition which, but in the scope i am removing 1 from x, which eventually then will make the condition false which then stops the while loop cause the condition is false.

Learning Python: While loops

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In the image you can see i am starting with a list with three element, but if you look at the output its outputting 4, this is because i am using insert, when you use insert you need to define where you want the element to go and then the value to be placed in there, its a very simple concept to do and understand.Next is count, this is as you would think, so in the () you enter a value that is in the list and it will output the count of all values, it wont add the elements, it just counts so you can see how many are there. Lastly we have clear which is self explanatory, it just clears the list

Learning Python: Inserting to a list plus clearing

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In todays image we can see that i am using two new keywords, remove and pop.The best way to think about it is that pop "pop()" removes the last element from the list, or you could put a index value, so in this case in the image i have put 1, this is the second element because python starts with 0. Next we have remove and this wants to know the value you want to remove, so in this case i entered a string, and it removed it from the list.If you was to put "name = user.remove("sam")" it would take out the value from the list and put into the variable to be used later.

Learning Python: Removing from a list

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Python: Part Fourteen

So last time was about lists, and how to add elements to the list manually, but now lets look at adding a user but the user enters the info.I have made a empty list, in this case i have done it very simply and asked the user and put that into a variable.Once this is done then to add it to the list all we need to do is reference the list so in this case "user" and then followed by a full stop, from here you should see a list of different functions you could use, but in this case we are looking at the "Append". This will add the data in the variable to the list. print the list a have a look

Learning Python: Adding to a list

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Now we are getting to the fun stuff.&nbsp;We can think of a list as a variable that can contain more than one variable, and they can all be different data types.As you can see by the image we define a list the same way as a variable, in this case "My_List =" after the equal we need to use square brackets "[ ]".In this lesson we will just print the lists, which is just "print(My_List)", this wil print the list in to the console as you can see.In the next lesson we will look at how to manipulate the lists. Dont forget to join the discord channle if you need any help

Learning Python: Lists

Python: Part Twelve

Just like last week i have created a for loop, but instead of only one number in the brackets.The first number is the starting value and the second value is the highest, so in this case i have put 10, 100 so the range is 10 to 99, the last number which i put as 5, is the steps, so every 5 numbers it will do what is in the for loop. This could be any number range, plus it can go the other way aswell, so when you make the for loop in the pair of brackets put 100, 0 , -1 and it will count down instead.For loops can also be used to iterate through lists, but that is the next lessonJoin discord

Learning Python: More on for loops

Python: Part Eleven

When we think about for loops you can think of them as loops that will run the code inside its scope until its got the range that was specified.So in this case "x" is just a variable i assigned, i could have called it "number" or "num". In this case this is a int value so it starts at 0. If you look at the output part its printed upto 9, even though i put 10, the way to think about this is loop over 10 numbers, which 0 is a number so 0 to 9 is 10 numbers. Then i am just pring the varible that was created.For a few lessons it will all be about for loopsDont forget to join discord channel&nbsp;

Learning Python: For loops

Python: Part Ten

As you can see by the image, we are continuing with "if" statement, but this time it works different. The first "if" statement in this case is false, then thats when we get to the elif, this is another if statement just inside that if statement, if one of the elif's are true then it will stop there, execute the code insde the scope of that if statement then move on the next section of codeWhen it comes to elif's thet only go after a if statement, and never before there will be a error if that was to happen.Dont forget to join the discord channel if you need helphttps://discord.gg/XZQwPwaS97

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