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    This document contains a program to demonstrate the use of if/else statements, while loops, for loops, break and continue in Python. It includes examples of using these statements and loops to: (1) print the day of the week based on a number input, (2) check if a person is eligible to vote, (3) determine if a number is positive, negative or zero, (4) find the greatest of three numbers, and (5) demonstrate break and continue in a for loop.

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    This document contains a program to demonstrate the use of if/else statements, while loops, for loops, break and continue in Python. It includes examples of using these statements and loops to: (1) print the day of the week based on a number input, (2) check if a person is eligible to vote, (3) determine if a number is positive, negative or zero, (4) find the greatest of three numbers, and (5) demonstrate break and continue in a for loop.

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    Chandigarh University

    Experiment 2
    Aim : Program to demonstrate the use of if, if-else, while, for, break and continue

    Discription:

    An else statement can be combined with an if statement. An else statement contains the
    block of code that executes if the conditional expression in the if statement resolves to 0
    or a FALSE value.

    The elif statement allows you to check multiple expressions for TRUE and execute a
    block of code as soon as one of the conditions evaluates to TRUE.

    Break and continue are used to manipulate the working of a loop. Break is used to end the
    program when the condition is met and continue is used to skip the statements in the
    current iteration after the continue keyword and starts the next iteration.

    Program:

    (a)write a program to print the days of the week

    day=eval(input("Enter a no. from 1 to 7:\n"))

    day=day%7

    if(day==1):

    print("Monday\n")

    if(day==2):

    print("Tuesday\n")

    if(day==3):

    print("Wednesday\n")

    if(day==4):

    print(" Thursday\n")

    if(day==5):

    print("Friday\n")

    if(day==6):

    print("Saturday\n")

    if(day==7):

    print("Sunday\n")

    Ajesh Kumar Yadav UID:16BCS1030


    Chandigarh University

    (b)write a program to determineif a persomn is eligible to vote and if he is not


    eligible then what is the age difference required for him to be eligible.

    age=eval(input("Enter Your age:"))

    if(age==18 or age>18):

    print("eligible to vote:\n")

    else:

    print("Not eligible to vote:\n")

    print(18-age," years left for eligibility")

    (c)program to find wheather the number is positive or negative

    x=int(input("Enter any number"))

    if(x>0):

    print("Number is positive")

    elif(x==0):

    print("Number is zero")

    else:

    print("Number is negative")

    d) program to find the greatest of the three

    x=int(input("Enter any number"))

    y=int(input("Enter another number"))

    z=int(input("Enter another number"))

    if(x>y and x>z):

    print(x, " is greatest")

    elif(y>z and y>x):

    print(y, " is greatest")

    Ajesh Kumar Yadav UID:16BCS1030


    Chandigarh University

    else:

    print(z," is greatest")

    (e)Program to demonstrate the use of break and continue


    for i in range(0,11):
    if(i==6):
    break
    if(i==3):
    continue
    print(i)

    Output:

    Ajesh Kumar Yadav UID:16BCS1030

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