Reading: If Statements

Pre Class Reading Assignment

On the O'Reilly's website read chapter 5 in Python Crash Course, 3rd Edition.
Here is a direct link to the readings: PCC Chapter 5: if Statements.

Remember that you will have to sign in to your free account that you created earlier.

Optional: In class we will be going over how to create different forms in Colab. Introduction to forms and different inputs.

Things to look out for

The structure of an if statement, including the use of colons and indentation.
How do you check if a value is or isn't in a list?
Indentation of if and elif statements.
What is a boolean expression?
The difference between if, elif, and else statements.
Can you use multiple elif statements in a single if statement?
Note the different types of comparative operators such as >, <, and ==.

Pre-Class Quiz Challenge

Create a new Colab notebook.
Title the notebook "(Your_Name)_Pre_If_Statements.ipynb".
In the Colab notebook, create a variable called 'exam_score' and set it equal to an integer between 0 and 100.
In a new code block, use an if statement to check that the user's grade is greater than or equal to 60. Print a message telling the user whether they pass or fail.
In a new code block, use if, elif, and else statements to assign a letter grade based on the value of 'exam_score' using the following scale:

Letter Grade	Grade Scale
A	90-100
B	80-89
C	70-79
D	60-69
F	Below 60

Create a print statement that tells the user what their letter grade is. Great job!

Turning in/Rubric

REMINDER - For this class, you will only turn in the links to your colab notebooks. You will get a 0 for this assignment if you turn in a python file or a link that is not correct, wrong assignment, or does not give editor permission.

Rubric:

Item	Points Possible
Total	3

The following is not a part of the rubric, but specifies how you can lose points. For example: if you fail to share your link correctly.

Reasons for Points Lost	Amount
Link shared incorrectly	-10%