Chapter 13 - Summary¶

Chapter 13 included the following concepts from computing.

Boolean Expression - A Boolean expression is one that is either true or false. This is also called a logical expression.
Condition - A condition is something that is either true or false. This is also called a Boolean expression or a logical expression.
Conditional Execution - Conditional execution means that one or more statements are executed only when a condition (logical expression) is true. This is also called a conditional. The statements that are executed when the condition is true are called the body.
Decision - A decision is a choice between at least two choices.
Input - The input function returns a value that the user enters.
Logical Expression - A logical expression is one that is either true or false, like x == 3. This is also called a Boolean expression.

Summary of Python Keywords and Functions¶

And - The keyword and is used to join two logical expressions and then both of the logical expressions must be true for the joined expression to be true.
Else - The keyword else is used to execute one or more statements in a block following the else when the condition in the if part of the statement is false. An else must always have an if statement before it.
Elif - The keyword elif is used when you want to have a conditional with 3 or more possibile options. Add as many elif statements as you need after an if and before a else.
If - The Python keyword if is used to start a condition. It is followed by a Boolean expression and then has one or more statements in the body of the loop that are executed only if the Boolean expression is true.
Not - The keyword not is used to negate a logical expression. If the original expression is true the negated expression is false and if the original expression is false the negated expression is true.
Str - The function str turns a number into a string so that it can be appended to a string.