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This document discusses Python logical conditions and control flow statements like if/else. It provides examples of using logical operators (> ,<, ==, etc.), if/else statements, pass statements, and in/or operators to check conditions and execute code blocks conditionally. It also demonstrates getting user input and checking for empty strings.

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Python From Scratch: Website - Linkedin - Youtube - Logical Conditions

This document discusses Python logical conditions and control flow statements like if/else. It provides examples of using logical operators (> ,<, ==, etc.), if/else statements, pass statements, and in/or operators to check conditions and execute code blocks conditionally. It also demonstrates getting user input and checking for empty strings.

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1/30/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 14th and15th - If else statements, in, and/or operators - Colaboratory

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Logical Conditions

# a > b
# a < b
# a == b
# a != b
# a <= b
# a >= b

# First let us see the difference between = and ==

# = is used to assign the values


# == is used to check equality. Hence, it will alwayas return the boolean value True or False /
1/30/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 14th and15th - If else statements, in, and/or operators - Colaboratory

# examples of values assigned

a = 5
b= 5
c =8

print(a)
print(c)

5
8

print(a == b) # This is asking a question whether a and b has same value or not

True

print(a != b)

False

# more examples of logical conditions

print(a>=c)

False

print(c>=a)

True

If statements

exp_res_press = 3000 # psi

act_res_press = input('What is the actual reservoir pressure? ')


/
1/30/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 14th and15th - If else statements, in, and/or operators - Colaboratory

if act_res_press > exp_res_press: # If statement


print('This is abnormal pressure.') # If block

What is the actual reservoir pressure? 5000


---------------------------------------------------------------------------
TypeError Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-11-f01abb0a001d> in <module>()
1 act_res_press = input('What is the actual reservoir pressure? ')
2
----> 3 if act_res_press > exp_res_press: # If statement
4 print('This is abnormal pressure.') # If block

TypeError: '>' not supported between instances of 'str' and 'int'

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# method 1

act_res_press = int(input('What is the actual reservoir pressure? '))

if act_res_press > exp_res_press: # If statement


print('This is abnormal pressure.') # If block

What is the actual reservoir pressure? 5000


This is abnormal pressure.

# Method 2

act_res_press = input('What is the actual reservoir pressure? ')

if int(act_res_press) > exp_res_press: # If statement


print('This is abnormal pressure.') # If block

What is the actual reservoir pressure? 3450


This is abnormal pressure.

# You can add multiple lines in if block

act_res_press = int(input('What is the actual reservoir pressure? '))

if act_res_press > exp_res_press: /


i t('R i i t th th t d i ')
1/30/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 14th and15th - If else statements, in, and/or operators - Colaboratory
print('Reservoir pressure is greater than the expected resevoir pressure')
print('This is abnormal pressure.') # If block

What is the actual reservoir pressure? 3658


Reservoir pressure is greater than the expected resevoir pressure
This is abnormal pressure.

Pass statement

x = 56
if x>56:

# let's say that i know that I want to use this conditon but I'm not sure what I want to print right now.
# If you leave it empty. It will give an error
# Hence, we use pass statement

File "<ipython-input-15-4002fef93e49>", line 6


# Hence, we use pass statement
^
SyntaxError: unexpected EOF while parsing

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x = 56
if x>56:
pass

Else Statement

act_res_press = int(input('What is the actual reservoir pressure? '))

if act_res_press > exp_res_press:


print('Reservoir pressure is greater than the expected resevoir pressure')
print('This is abnormal pressure.')

else:
print('This is a normal pressure')

What is the actual reservoir pressure? 2800


This is a normal pressure /
1/30/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 14th and15th - If else statements, in, and/or operators - Colaboratory

var = 25

if var>21:
print('Var is greater than 20')
else:
print('kjcsbiibv')

Var is greater than 20

in keyword

xyz = 'Python is easy'

if 'z' in xyz:
print('Character z is present in variable xyz')
else:
print('Character z is not present in variable xyz')

Character z is not present in variable xyz

if ' ' in xyz:


print('Space is present ')
else:
print('Space is not present')

Space is present

/
1/30/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 14th and15th - If else statements, in, and/or operators - Colaboratory

use of and/or operators in if else statement

# Let's say we know that pressure in KG Basin is 5000 psi

basin = 'KG Basin'


pressure = 5000 #psi

if basin == 'KG Basin' and pressure == 5100:


print('anything')
else:
print('nothing')

nothing

if basin == 'KG basin' or pressure == 5100:


print('anything')
else:
print('nothing')

nothing

Check wether a string is empty or not

drill_rate = input('What is the drill bit ROP in ft/hr? ')

if drill_rate:
print(f'Drill rate of well is {drill_rate} ft/hr') # string formatting
else:
/
print('No Input Given')
1/30/2021 Python for O&G Lecture 14th and15th - If else statements, in, and/or operators - Colaboratory
print( No Input Given )

What is the drill bit ROP in ft/hr? 45


Drill rate of well is 45 ft/hr

drill_rate = input('What is the drill bit ROP in ft/hr? ')

if drill_rate:
print(f'Drill rate of well is {drill_rate} ft/hr') # string formatting
else:
print('No Input Given')

What is the drill bit ROP in ft/hr?


No Input Given

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