ALT a = 2 b = 4 if a<b: print(a, 'is less than', b) else: print(a, 'is not less than', b) a = 2 b = 4 c = 5 if a<b: print(a, 'is less than', b) if c<b: print(c, 'is less than', b) else: print(c, 'is not less than', b) else: print(a, 'is not less than', var1 = 1 2j if (type(var1) == int): print("Type of the variable is Integer") elif (type(var1) == float): print("Type of the variable is Float") elif (type(var1) == complex): print("Type of the variable is Complex") elif (type(var1) == bool): print("Type of the variable is Bool") elif (type(var1) == str): print("Type of the variable is String") elif (type(var1) == tuple): print("Type of the variable is Tuple") elif (type(var1) == dict): print("Type of the variable is Dictionaries") elif (type(var1) == list): print("Type of the variable is List") else: print("Type of the variable is Unknown")

ALT a = int(input("Enter a? ")); b = int(input("Enter b? ")); c = int(input("Enter c? ")); if a>b and a>c: print("a is largest"); if b>a and b>c: print("b is largest"); if c>a and c>b: print("c is largest"); a = 1 while( a<10): print(” loop entered”, a, “times”) a = a 1 print(“loop ends here”) a = 1 while( a<10): print(” loop entered”, a, “times”) a = a 1 print(“loop ends here”) x=1 y=12 z=15 if x < y < z: print(x); print(y); print(z) for i in [1,2,3,4,5]: if i==3: break print (i) else: print ("for loop is done") print ("Outside the for loop") for i in [1,2,3,4,5]: if i==3: continue print (i) else: print ("for loop is done") print ("Outside the for loop") for i in [1,2,3,4,5]: print (i) else: print ("for loop is done") print ("Outside the for loop") ''' 1 2 3 4 5 for loop is done Outside the for loop

ALT Parameters start (optional) : It is an integer number that specifies the starting position. The Default value is 0. stop (optional) : It is an integer that specifies the ending position. step (optional) : It is an integer that specifies the increment of a number. The Default value is 1. Start: Starting number of the sequence. Stop: Generate integers (whole numbers) up to, but not including this number. Step: Difference between each number in the sequence. Note: All parameters must be integers and can either be positive or negative. range() is 0-index based, meaning list indexes start at 0, not 1. start: (Lower limit) It is the starting position of the sequence. The default value is 0 if not specified. For example, range(0, 10). Here, start=0 and stop = 10 stop: (Upper limit) generate numbers up to this number, i.e., An integer number specifying at which position to stop (upper limit). The range() never includes the stop number in its result step: Specify the increment value. Ea

ALT Lambda Functions and Anonymous Functions in Python Lambda functions are also called anonymous functions. An anonymous function is a function defined without a name. Lambda function with filter() filter() function filters the given iterator with the help of a function. Consider the below-given example where filter() function filters and prints even numbers of the given iterator using a user-defined function. The lambda functions are useful when we want to give the function as one of the arguments to another function. We can pass the lambda function without assigning it to a variable, as an anonymous function as an argument to another function. Python has built-in functions that take other functions as arguments. The map(), filter() and reduce() functions are important functional programming tools. All of them take a function as their argument. The argument function can be a normal function or a lambda function.