in this tutorial, I discuss how if…else statements are used to give programs the ability to make decisions in Python. They alter the course of program execution by allowing branching. I also discuss how computers are able to excel at boring and repetitive tasks through loops.
Correction: There is a slip of the tongue about an addition operation.
Nota Bene: The program about “parts_of_speech and words” was not created to match the members of the lists accurately. If you want to do that, modify the program thus:
parts_of_speech =['Noun', 'Adjective', 'Pronoun']
words = ['John', 'Intelligent', 'He']
n = 0
for x in parts_of_speech:
y = words[n]
print(x, y)
n+=1
