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Incrementing and Decrementing | Control Flow
Introduction to Data Analysis in Python
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Introduction to Data Analysis in Python

Introduction to Data Analysis in Python

1. Basics
2. Data Types
3. Control Flow
4. Functions and Modules
5. Introduction to NumPy

bookIncrementing and Decrementing

Look at the table to understand how to minimize the writing of mathematical operators!

FormulaHow to minimize
a = a + 1a += 1
a = a - 1a -= 1
a = a * 2a *= 2
a = a / 2a /= 2

Consider list of prices named prices. If price is greater than 30, then the 25% discount must be set. If not, then price must be reduced by 3. Check out how can we do it with the for loop.

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prices = [20.35, 30.5, 12.65, 8.5, 6.5, 5.8, 40.5] print(prices) prices_upd = [] # Set the for loop for price in prices: # Condition: the element of the list is greater than 30 if price > 30: # Set the 25% discount price *= 0.75 else: # Decrease the price by 3 price -= 3 # Appending values to the upd list prices_upd.append(price) # Print the prices_upd print(prices_upd)
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Section 3. Chapter 8
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