Practice Nested Conditions (4.6) - Control Flow – if, elif, else - Python Programming Language

Practice: Nested Conditions

Lesson 4.6Control Flow – if, elif, else

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Question 1.
Write a nested if statement to check if a number is positive and even.
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Think about how to check if a number is both greater than zero and divisible by 2.
Question 2.
Create a program that checks if a person is an adult and whether they have a driver's license.
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Use a variable to store a boolean representing if they have a license.
3Question 3.
Which of the following is true about nested conditions?
- They must always be the same type of condition.
- They can simplify complex decision-making.
- They eliminate the need for any else or elif statements.
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Think about the flexibility of decision-making.
4Question 4.
True or False: Nesting conditions in Python can produce conditions that are unreachable.
- True
- False
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Consider how logic flows with nested conditions.
Question 5.
Write a program using nested if statements to determine eligibility for voting which includes age, registration status, and identification.
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Use a combination of checks that must all be true for the user to be eligible.
Question 6.
Design a logic for a game that checks if a player can attack another player based on health, level, and appropriate item.
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Each nested condition allows you to refine your decision-making.

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