Decision control structures in Python help you control the flow of your program based on certain conditions. Let's look at a simple and logical example for a data analyst:
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In this example:
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<li>We have a variable <code>average_score</code> representing the average score of a student.
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<li>The decision control structure (<code>if</code>, <code>elif</code>, <code>else</code>) checks different conditions based on the average score.
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<li>Depending on the conditions met, the program assigns a grade and provides feedback.
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This example simulates a scenario where a data analyst might want to assign grades based on the average score of a student's performance. The decision control structure helps in making logical choices and controlling the flow of the program accordingly.

Decision control structures in Python help you control the flow of your program based on certain conditions. Let's look at a simple and logical example for a data analyst:

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In this example:

* We have a variable `average_score` representing the average score of a student.
    
* The decision control structure (`if`, `elif`, `else`) checks different conditions based on the average score.
    
* Depending on the conditions met, the program assigns a grade and provides feedback.
    

This example simulates a scenario where a data analyst might want to assign grades based on the average score of a student's performance. The decision control structure helps in making logical choices and controlling the flow of the program accordingly.

Decision Control Structures