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    This document describes 4 Python programs demonstrating control flow statements: 1. A FizzBuzz program using modulo (%) and if/elif/else statements. 2. A program to display even numbers between user-input ranges using while loops. 3. A program to swap two numbers and check if the first is positive, negative, or zero using if/elif/else. 4. A program to search a user-input list for an element and print its index if found, else print not found. Control structures like for, if/else are used. The document provides the code, output, and a brief conclusion on studying control flow statements.

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    This document describes 4 Python programs demonstrating control flow statements: 1. A FizzBuzz program using modulo (%) and if/elif/else statements. 2. A program to display even numbers between user-input ranges using while loops. 3. A program to swap two numbers and check if the first is positive, negative, or zero using if/elif/else. 4. A program to search a user-input list for an element and print its index if found, else print not found. Control structures like for, if/else are used. The document provides the code, output, and a brief conclusion on studying control flow statements.

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    This document describes 4 Python programs demonstrating control flow statements: 1. A FizzBuzz program using modulo (%) and if/elif/else statements. 2. A program to display even numbers between user-input ranges using while loops. 3. A program to swap two numbers and check if the first is positive, negative, or zero using if/elif/else. 4. A program to search a user-input list for an element and print its index if found, else print not found. Control structures like for, if/else are used. The document provides the code, output, and a brief conclusion on studying control flow statements.

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    Neel Sanjay Bhatt

    Roll No:-07
    Div:A

    EXPERIMENT NO:4
    AIM: Write a program to demonstrate use of control statements in python:

    a) Write a program in python to implement FizzBuzz


    b) A python program to display even numbers between m and n (m and n are taken from
    user)
    c) Write a python program to swap two numbers and find whether the first number is
    positive or negative or equal to zero.
    d) A python program to search for an element in the list of elements (The List must be
    entered through keyboard.

    TOOLS USED: Python 3.4.3, Terminal


    THEORY:

    A. IF-ELIF-ELSE STATEMENT
    The if-elif-else statement is used to check multiple conditions.There can be multiple elif test

    conditions.

    B.WHILE LOOP
    The while loop is used for executing a block of code multiple times until a certain condition remains
    true.Since the loop needs to terminate so the iteration or terminating statement is written inside the
    body.
    C.FOR LOOP
    The for loop is similar to the while loop except that the for loop uses a sequence for the execution.

    FIG:FO
    R LOOP EXECUTION
    a)Write a program in python to implement FizzBuzz
    Code:
    for i in range(1,21):
    if i%3==0 and i%5==0:
    print("FizzBuzz")
    elif i%3==0:
    print("Fizz")
    elif i%5==0:
    print("Buzz")
    else:
    print(i)

    Output:
    lab@lab:~/Desktop/A07$ python3 ppy.py
    1
    2
    Fizz
    4
    Buzz
    Fizz
    7
    8
    Fizz
    Buzz
    11
    Fizz
    13
    14
    FizzBuzz
    16
    17
    Fizz
    19
    Buzz
    lab@lab:~/Desktop/A53$

    b)A python program to display even number between m and n(m and n are taken from
    user).

    Code:

    x,y=[int(x) for x in input("Enter starting and ending number ").split(" ")]

    print('Even numbers are: ')

    count=0

    while range(x,y):

    if x%2==0:

    print(x)

    count+=1

    x+=1

    print("Total count is")

    print(count)

    Output:-

    student@lab:~/Desktop/A07$ python3 200.py

    Enter starting and ending number 20 30

    Even numbers are:

    20

    22

    24

    26

    28

    Total count is

    5
    c)Write a python program to swap two numbers and find whether the first number is
    positive or negative or zero

    Code:

    x,y=[int(x) for x in input("Enter 2 no ").split(" ")]

    x,y=y,x

    print("After swaping: ")

    print(x,y)

    if x>0:

    print("1st Number is Positive")

    elif x<0:

    print("1st Number is Negative")

    else:

    print("1st Number is zero")

    Output:
    lab@lab:~/Desktop/A07$ python3 swap.py
    Enter 2 no -3 4
    After swaping:
    4 -3
    1st Number is Positive

    d)A python program to search for an element in the list of elements(The list must be
    entered
    through keyboard)

    Code:

    x=[int(x) for x in input(‘enter list ’).split()]


    key=int(input(‘enter element to search ’))
    if key in x:
    print(key,‘is found at’,x.index(key))
    else:
    print(“Not found”)
    OUTPUT
    lab@lab:~/Desktop/A07$ python3 search.py
    enter list 1 2 3 4
    enter element to search 2
    2 is found at 1
    CONCLUSION:
    Thus, we have studied the use of control flow statements.

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