
07:11
Is the else indented?

07:23
no

07:41
Multiple else statements?

07:49
elif

09:22
do we use a different link for lecture everytime?

09:34
i mean zoom link

09:35
yes

14:32
no

14:32
no

14:34
No

14:34
yes

14:35
yes

14:35
no

14:36
yes

14:39
no

14:40
no

15:57
After the “else” is the “if” indented?

17:52
So is this a multilayered if/else statement?

18:36
why nest an if and else within an else, if you could just use an if and else

18:46
or two ifs, and one else

18:51
great question sam!

19:14
wow, thank you very much, conner! I try.

20:15
How do you make it so that the program restarts automatically after it runs once?

20:45
click the file window

21:02
For this situation, could you use float rather than in

21:05
*int

21:23
thanks

23:24
can we use an elif statement here?

24:32
would we not use that ever

24:52
as in not efficient

27:59
else

28:45
do you need a : for elif

28:54
do all the "print" statements need to be indented the same as each other?

29:00
or are those independent structures?

29:01
Is this the same efficiency as the previous one

29:07
Idk if u already mentioned, but do we need parenthesis ?

30:30
Why not use elif as well on the last line?

30:57
because you don't have anything else to specify, so youre just saying everything else

30:57
Else is everything left not listed above

31:15
what could possibly be in the first parenthesis?

31:53
how do you know to use elif after the first if statement? Do you have to do the first method?

32:25
I meant the input

32:40
input is a prompt that the user would read

32:46
so it could be "enter student grade"

32:53
yeah

32:57
I think you put whatever statement you want an answer to

33:31
yeah

35:13
So n is just a holder value so you don’t type that entire thing

35:46
it is the name of a variable, it could be anything you want it to be

35:47
its a variable that the user types in

38:55
Mind blow

38:59
Blown

38:59
better than ever

38:59
^

39:59
So is the takeaway here is just to realise how we can use elif statements to reduce the clutter of an If/else statement

43:12
if you wanted to enter 80 student grades

43:26
can you show us an example of this in idle?

46:44
So is the payload here the while loop parameter>

46:47
?*

47:29
You loop entire thing

47:29
says all done 10 times

47:31
now after each number it says "all done"

47:31
all done after every number

47:32
it would print all done after I

47:33
All done after each number

48:19
is I = I +1 also a part of the payload?

49:09
yes, it is how the payload knows how to stop

49:26
sounds good, thanks @joseph

54:46
Yes

54:56
can u explain the math?\

55:27
if N=4, then 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 = 10.

55:34
could you unmute the mic? i have some question to ask

55:53
Thank you!