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Overview

The student will consider the following...

If it is raining, then I will carry my umbrella. If I am hungry, then I will eat. You may remember these types of statements from your Math, Science or English classes. We use them almost every day in our conversations as well. These are known as if - then statements. In science and math class, you learned that the part following the 'if' is known as the hypothesis and the part following the 'then' is often called the conclusion. We can also incorporate these types of statements in our computer programming logic. When a programmer does this, they are taking advantage of the computer's ability to make decisions.

In this lesson, students will explore how to use If and if/else statements in Python. These statements allow programmers to use conditions to determine how their code should run.

Objectives

The student will be able to...

Use if statements for control flow in their programs

Key Terms

The student should know the following vocabulary...

sequential flow
if ... syntax
condition
statement body
indentation
if ... else ... syntax

Activities

The student will perform the following activities...

Review CodeHS Unit 4 Lesson 1 Exercises
Complete the Module 4 Lesson 2 Warmup
Complete the Code HS Unit 4 Lesson 2 (4.2) If Statements
Complete the Module 4 Lesson 2 Quiz
Complete the CodeHS Unit 4 Lesson 3 Video & Quiz (Flipped part)
Progress Report Verification