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Hstrydom: /* Conditionals */

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‎Conditionals

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‎Modifying collections

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‎Mathematical operations

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‎Casting

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‎Declaration and typing

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‎Declaration and typing

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‎Casting

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‎Declaration and typing

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‎If statement

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‎If statement

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 === Conditionals ===
 ==== If statement ====
 <source lang="python">

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 ==== Modifying collections ====
 <source lang="python">
 ####

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 ==== Mathematical operations ====
 <source lang="python">
 ####
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 ####
-# You can use mathematical shorthand to make some code more readable
+# You can use "mathematical shorthand" to make some code more readable
-# Shorthand is supported for all operators and works with both strings and numbers
+# Shorthand is supported for all operators and works with strings, numbers, lists and tuples
 a = 12
 b = "Hello"

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 ==== Casting ====
-Keywords: Casting
+'''Keywords:''' Casting
 <source lang="python">
 # Only certain operations can be performed on certain types of variables

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 === Variables ===
 ==== Declaration and typing ====
-'''Keyword: Declaring variables, variable assignment, boolean values, integers, floats, strings, lists, dictionaries (ordered dictionaries, default dictionaries), tuples, sets, mutable and immutable data types, variable typing.'''
+'''Keyword:''' Declaring variables, variable assignment, boolean values, integers, floats, strings, lists, dictionaries (ordered dictionaries, default dictionaries), tuples, sets, mutable and immutable data types, variable typing.
 <source lang="python">
 ####

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	==== Casting ====		==== Casting ====
		+	Keywords: Casting
		+	<source lang="python">
		+	# Only certain operations can be performed on certain types of variables
		+	# Changing between types of variables is called "casting"
		+	a: str = "15"
		+
		+	b: int = int(a) # b = 15
		+	c: float = float(b) # c = 15.0
		+	d: str = str(c) # d = "15.0"
		+	</source>

	==== Mathematical operations ====		==== Mathematical operations ====

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 # The operators available:
-# > < >= <= == !=
+# > < >= <= ==
 # If you want to create more complex conditions you can make use of "and", "or" and "in"