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Download 1M+ code from https://codegive.com/03a5a42 conditions and loops in programming: a comprehensive tutorial this tutorial dives deep into two fundamental building blocks of programming: conditions (if/else statements) and loops (for and while loops). we'll explore how they work, why they're crucial, and how to use them effectively. we'll also include plenty of code examples and exercises to solidify your understanding. *i. conditions (if/else statements)* conditions allow your program to make decisions based on whether certain statements are true or false. think of it as providing your code with a "brain" that can choose different paths depending on the situation. *1. the `if` statement:* the simplest form of a conditional is the `if` statement. it executes a block of code only if a specific condition is true. *syntax (python):* *explanation:* *`if` keyword:* this signals the start of the conditional statement. *`condition`:* an expression that evaluates to either `true` or `false`. this is the "question" the code is asking. *`:` (colon):* required after the condition. *indented block:* the code that will be executed if the condition is true. indentation is crucial in python (and many other languages) to define the scope of the code block belonging to the `if` statement. typically, you use four spaces for indentation. *example:* *2. the `else` statement:* the `else` statement provides an alternative block of code to execute if the `if` condition is false. *syntax (python):* *explanation:* *`else` keyword:* indicates the alternative block of code. *`:` (colon):* required after the `else` keyword. *indented block:* the code that will be executed if the `if` condition is false. *example:* *3. the `elif` (else if) statement:* the `elif` statement allows you to check multiple conditions in sequence. it's a shorthand for combining `else` and `if` statements. *syntax (python):* *explanation:* *`elif` keyword:* stands for " ... #Conditions #Loops #numpy conditions loops programming control structures conditional statements iteration for loop while loop do while loop debugging exercises practice problems flow control algorithm design programming fundamentals