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Hello and welcome to all of my students today we will discuss if statements practice well, we'll go

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over the assignments and see what's going on over here.

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All right.

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So in the first assignment, you are asked to create a dictionary.

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And as you seek, as you see here, that as long as we go further in the course, we have several topics

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mixed together in the assignments because this is the whole point.

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The whole point is to learn a lot of topics and then know how to use them, integrate it all together.

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So in here in the first assignment, please create a dictionary of employees.

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All right.

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And the key will state the name of the employee, for example, Jack, and the value would stand for

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the valuable working hours that this employee can work.

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So Jack, for example, can work six hours.

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All right.

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Straight ahead in the six in the second assignment, you will apply this dictionary and do some tests

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on it.

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Right.

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So the office is looking for an employee who can walk between five to eight hours, use an if statement

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that would check each cell to find that employee.

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I want to find which employee can work between five to eight hours.

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This is the requirement.

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And I also want to cover the options here, which is six hours, seven hours and eight hours.

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All right.

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I'm just going to give you a hint.

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For example, this is the working hours.

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Of course, you're not going to use Excel or something like that.

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You have to extract the values here.

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Yeah, that's pretty obvious.

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So once you do, don't do like X equals six, five or X equals six and so on, because this is kind

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of not smart.

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It's not efficient.

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What what you want to do is to use, for example, the bigger and equal size.

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So we also cover this way the fifth hour and also what's bigger than five.

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But we don't want to get also nine, 10 and 11 hours right here.

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I want it to be limited to eight.

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So we have the logical operator or.

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Right.

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And then you also cover you also need to cover the eight hours in the same method right here.

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Also, I recommend to use our IFES because you want to cover each of these employees from here.

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Let's go straight ahead to the third assignment, which is a bit challenging compared to the second

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assignment.

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It also have two parts here.

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And B, so the office is looking for an employee to work the weekend.

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Also, the manager wants someone who will work two or four hours and just want to build here.

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And I'll just underscore underline the order, because it's not between, as you can see here and here,

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we have between, but here we have or so take it into consideration.

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And and so it's pretty similar, pretty similar to the second assignment with a small change.

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So in the second part in B here, the manager thinks that a name girl Karen, it's pretty obvious Karen

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works two hours and we're looking to work someone two or four hours.

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So he thinks that a girl named Karen fees for the job.

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In addition, use a nested if to find.

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What is the exact time she can spend at work?

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All right, so please cover the options and find the exact time that she can spend at work.

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And once you find it, don't do anything inside the nest if.

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All right.

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Meaning in the if under the nested, if under the nested, if don't do any action, don't do a print,

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don't do anything.

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And also make sure that you don't have an error.

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We already covered this information in the previous lecture and also at a different point in the nested

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if which is else.

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All right.

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So all of this material is covered in the statements theory lectures.

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Please go over them before you begin.

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Wish you good luck.

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And in the next lecture, you will see the resolutions.

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You will see the answers for these assignments.

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Also, don't forget that each lecturer has an attachment, a file that with all the information that

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we are going over in the lecture, each lecturer has this, that attachment file.

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So we use them will help you.

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We'll see you in the next lecture.

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And thank you.

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Bye bye.