Martin Breuss martin-martin

Let's look at a new scenario. In the following code snippet, you will create a conditional statement that will check your age and let you know how you can participate in elections depending on that factor:

>>> age = 10
>>> if age < 18:
...     print('You can follow the elections on the news')
... elif age < 35:
...     print('You can vote in all elections')
... elif age >= 35:
... print('You can stand for any election')

You can combine logical operators in a conditional statement. Here's an example:

>>> color = 'white'
>>> age = 10
>>> if age <= 14 and (color == 'white' or color == 'green'):
...     print(f'This milk is {age} days old and looks {color}')
... else:
...     print(f'You should better not drink this {age} day old milk...')
...

If you go to the command line in Mac OS X and enter:

defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE

All system files that are usually hidden (e.g. all .git folders) will then be shown by default in the Finder. Hide the system files by executing the same command, but set TRUE to FALSE. Finally, enter:

killall Finder

	import random


	num = random.randint(1, 10)
	guess = None

	while guess != num:
	guess = input("guess a number between 1 and 10: ")
	guess = int(guess)

	import os
	warpeace=[]
	with open ("books/war_and_peace.txt", "r") as store:
	warpeace.append(store.readlines())
	print(warpeace[0])
	with open ("books/crime_and_punishment.txt", "w") as overwrite:
	overwrite.write("")

	for book in os.listdir(r"books/"):
	with open (f"books/{book}", "r") as x:

	def tag(msg,tag):
	def wrapping():
	return f'<{tag}> {msg} </{tag}>'
	return wrapping


	string = input('Please, type in a sentence: ')
	tg = input('Please, type in an HTML tag you want: ')
	a = tag(string, tg)
	print(a())

	.
	├── bin
	│ ├── Activate.ps1
	│ ├── activate
	│ ├── activate.csh
	│ ├── activate.fish
	│ ├── dmypy
	│ ├── easy_install
	│ ├── easy_install-3.8
	│ ├── mypy

	import requests
	from bs4 import BeautifulSoup


	BASE_URL = "https://codingnomads.github.io/recipes/"

	def get_page_content(url):
	"""Gets the response from a HTTP call to the URL."""
	page = requests.get(url)
	return page

	import argparse
	from pathlib import Path
	import re
	import sys


	my_parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='List Markdown headings')
	my_parser.add_argument('Path',
	metavar='path',
	type=str,