Python Complete Guide | Control Flow & Conditional Statements | Week4_Part1

🐍 Python Flow Control - Complete Tutorial | Beginner to Advanced
Master Python's conditional statements, operators, and control flow in this comprehensive tutorial! Perfect for beginners and students learning programming fundamentals.
📚 TOPICS COVERED:

✅ OPERATORS:
Comparison Operators
Logical Operators: and, or, not
Truth tables and Boolean logic
Short-circuit evaluation
Operator precedence hierarchy
✅ ERROR HANDLING:
Syntax Errors (Compile-Time)
Runtime Errors (Exceptions)
Logical Errors (Semantic)
ValueError, TypeError, ZeroDivisionError
NameError, IndexError, KeyError
Try-Except blocks
Error handling best practices
✅ TYPE CONVERSION:
str(), int(), float(), bool()
String concatenation with numbers
Type casting vs Type conversion
Implicit casting (automatic)
Explicit casting (manual)
Common conversion pitfalls
✅ TRUTHINESS & FALSINESS:
Falsy values in Python (0, "", [], {}, None, False)
Truthy values (everything else)
Boolean context evaluation
Using truthiness for cleaner code
Logical operators with non-Boolean values
✅ CONDITIONAL STATEMENTS:
Simple IF statement
IF-ELSE (two-way decisions)
IF-ELIF-ELSE (multiple conditions)
Nested IF statements
When to use which structure
Real-world decision-making examples
✅ INDENTATION:
What is indentation and why it matters
4 spaces vs tabs
Indentation errors
✅ ADVANCED TOPICS:
eval() function - usage and security risks
Safe alternatives to eval()
Exception handling with try-except
Multiple exception types
try-except-else-finally structure

By the end of this tutorial, you will:
✓ Master all comparison and logical operators
✓ Understand operator precedence and evaluation order
✓ Handle errors gracefully with try-except
✓ Convert between different data types confidently
✓ Use truthiness to write cleaner Python code
✓ Make decisions with IF statements effectively
✓ Write properly indented, readable code
✓ Avoid common beginner mistakes
✓ Build real-world applications
✓ Debug your code efficiently

⏰ LAST UPDATED:

December 2025 - All content current with Python 3.12
© 2025 [Aya Nabil Alharazin]. All Rights Reserved.


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