Python Basics Exercises: Conditional Logic and Control Flow (Summary)

In this course, you practiced what you learned in Python Basics: Conditional Logic and Control Flow. You can now confidently compare values using comparison operators like <, >, <=, >=, !=, and ==. You’ve also accomplished a lot by building complex conditional statements using and, or, and not.

You also controlled the flow of your program using if statements. You created branches in your program using if … else and if … elif … else. You also managed to control precisely how code is executed inside an if block using break and continue.

You got some experience with the try … except pattern to handle errors that may occur during runtime. This is an important construct that allows your programs to handle the unexpected gracefully and keep users happy that the program didn’t crash.

For more information on the concepts covered in this course, check out the following tutorials:

• Conditional Statements in Python
• Using the “and” Boolean Operator in Python
• Using the “or” Boolean Operator in Python
• Using the “not” Boolean Operator in Python
• Python “for” Loops (Definite Iteration)
• Python “while” Loops (Indefinite Iteration)
• Python Exceptions: An Introduction

Or you can explore the following video courses:

• Conditional Statements in Python (if/elif/else)
• Using the Python and Operator
• Using the Python or Operator
• Using the Python not Operator
• for Loops in Python (Definite Iteration)
• Mastering while Loops
• Raising and Handling Python Exceptions

To continue your Python learning journey, check out the other Python Basics courses. You might also consider getting yourself a copy of Python Basics: A Practical Introduction to Python 3.