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Chapter 8, Problem 6AW
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Decision structure:
Sequence structure cannot handle all types of tasks. These can be achieved using the decision structure. Example: “if” statement.
“if” statement:
The “if” statement is used to create a decision structure; it allows more than one execution path for program. If Boolean expression is true, the “if” statement causes one or more statements to be executed.
Indentation in the “if” statement:
While using the “if” statement, the following indentations should be followed:
- • The block of statements that follow the “if” statement should be indented.
- • The Python interpreter uses this to check where the block begins and ends.
Algorithm to replace character‘t’ with its upper case version is as follows:
- • Iterate through the string using the “for” loop.
- • Using the “if” statement, check whether character is‘t’.
- • If character is “t”, convert to upper case.
- • Create a new string with the upper case “t” character using the concatenation operation.
- • Display a new string.
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