Conteúdo do Curso

Introduction to Python Video Course

1. Getting Started

First Steps Comments Simple Math Operations Grocery Calculation Capstone Recap

2. Variables and Types

Data Types Storing Data in Variables Variable Naming Rules Using Variables String Indexing and Length String Slicing and Concatenation Inventory Sorting Capstone Challenge Recap

3. Conditional Statements

Boolean Data Type Combining Conditions Challenge Membership Operators and Type Comparisons Conditional Expressions Capstone Challenge Recap

4. Other Data Types

Lists and List Methods Nested Lists Challenge Tuples and Tuple Methods Tuple Operations Challenge Dictionaries and Dictionary Methods Capstone Challenge Recap

5. Loops

For Loops While Loops Range Function Iterating Over Indexes Challenge Nested Loops Capstone Challenge Challenge Recap

6. Functions

Built-in Functions User Defined Functions Challenge Functions with no `return`Modifying Functions Capstone Challenge Recap

Capstone Challenge

Congratulations on reaching this point in the course! In this capstone challenge, you will manage perishable products at a grocery store, determining discounts based on product expiration and stock levels. Your goal is to minimize waste while effectively maximizing sales through strategic discounting.

Let's see how well you can translate business rules into Python code!

Scenario

As a manager at a grocery store, you are responsible for implementing a discount strategy for perishable products based on their expiration date and stock levels.

The discount strategy is as follows:

Apply a 30% discount if the product expires in 3 days or less and the stock level is over 50 units;
Apply a 20% discount if the product expires in 4 to 6 days and the stock level is over 50 units;
Apply a 10% discount if the product expires in 7 days or more, or if the stock level is 50 units or less;
No discount if the product is not "Perishable".

Tarefa

Begin with an if statement to verify if the product_type is "Perishable". This initial check determines whether any discount logic should be applied at all.
Nested inside the initial if statement, add another if condition to check for a 30% discount. This discount applies if the days_until_expiration is equal to or less than 3 days and the stock_level is greater than 50.
Following the nested if statement, utilize an elif condition to check for a 20% discount. This elif will apply a discount if the days_until_expiration is greater than 3 days and equal to or less than 6 days, and the stock_level is greater than 50.
Add a final elif statement for applying a 10% discount. This elif will apply a discount if the days_until_expiration is greater than 6 days and the stock_level is equal to or less than 50.

Note
You'll notice that we've placed an if statement inside another if statement. It's perfectly fine to nest multiple if statements, and you can even do this several levels deep.
Think of each block of code that starts after a colon (:) and is indented as a separate, independent piece of code. Just be sure to manage the indentation correctly for each nested block.

Tarefa

Begin with an if statement to verify if the product_type is "Perishable". This initial check determines whether any discount logic should be applied at all.
Nested inside the initial if statement, add another if condition to check for a 30% discount. This discount applies if the days_until_expiration is equal to or less than 3 days and the stock_level is greater than 50.
Following the nested if statement, utilize an elif condition to check for a 20% discount. This elif will apply a discount if the days_until_expiration is greater than 3 days and equal to or less than 6 days, and the stock_level is greater than 50.
Add a final elif statement for applying a 10% discount. This elif will apply a discount if the days_until_expiration is greater than 6 days and the stock_level is equal to or less than 50.

Note
You'll notice that we've placed an if statement inside another if statement. It's perfectly fine to nest multiple if statements, and you can even do this several levels deep.
Think of each block of code that starts after a colon (:) and is indented as a separate, independent piece of code. Just be sure to manage the indentation correctly for each nested block.

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Seção 3. Capítulo 6

Capstone Challenge

Let's see how well you can translate business rules into Python code!

Scenario

As a manager at a grocery store, you are responsible for implementing a discount strategy for perishable products based on their expiration date and stock levels.

The discount strategy is as follows:

Apply a 30% discount if the product expires in 3 days or less and the stock level is over 50 units;
Apply a 20% discount if the product expires in 4 to 6 days and the stock level is over 50 units;
Apply a 10% discount if the product expires in 7 days or more, or if the stock level is 50 units or less;
No discount if the product is not "Perishable".

Tarefa

Begin with an if statement to verify if the product_type is "Perishable". This initial check determines whether any discount logic should be applied at all.
Nested inside the initial if statement, add another if condition to check for a 30% discount. This discount applies if the days_until_expiration is equal to or less than 3 days and the stock_level is greater than 50.
Following the nested if statement, utilize an elif condition to check for a 20% discount. This elif will apply a discount if the days_until_expiration is greater than 3 days and equal to or less than 6 days, and the stock_level is greater than 50.
Add a final elif statement for applying a 10% discount. This elif will apply a discount if the days_until_expiration is greater than 6 days and the stock_level is equal to or less than 50.

Note
You'll notice that we've placed an if statement inside another if statement. It's perfectly fine to nest multiple if statements, and you can even do this several levels deep.
Think of each block of code that starts after a colon (:) and is indented as a separate, independent piece of code. Just be sure to manage the indentation correctly for each nested block.

Tarefa

Begin with an if statement to verify if the product_type is "Perishable". This initial check determines whether any discount logic should be applied at all.
Nested inside the initial if statement, add another if condition to check for a 30% discount. This discount applies if the days_until_expiration is equal to or less than 3 days and the stock_level is greater than 50.
Following the nested if statement, utilize an elif condition to check for a 20% discount. This elif will apply a discount if the days_until_expiration is greater than 3 days and equal to or less than 6 days, and the stock_level is greater than 50.
Add a final elif statement for applying a 10% discount. This elif will apply a discount if the days_until_expiration is greater than 6 days and the stock_level is equal to or less than 50.

Note
You'll notice that we've placed an if statement inside another if statement. It's perfectly fine to nest multiple if statements, and you can even do this several levels deep.
Think of each block of code that starts after a colon (:) and is indented as a separate, independent piece of code. Just be sure to manage the indentation correctly for each nested block.

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Seção 3. Capítulo 6

Capstone Challenge

Let's see how well you can translate business rules into Python code!

Scenario

As a manager at a grocery store, you are responsible for implementing a discount strategy for perishable products based on their expiration date and stock levels.

The discount strategy is as follows:

Apply a 30% discount if the product expires in 3 days or less and the stock level is over 50 units;
Apply a 20% discount if the product expires in 4 to 6 days and the stock level is over 50 units;
Apply a 10% discount if the product expires in 7 days or more, or if the stock level is 50 units or less;
No discount if the product is not "Perishable".

Tarefa

Begin with an if statement to verify if the product_type is "Perishable". This initial check determines whether any discount logic should be applied at all.
Nested inside the initial if statement, add another if condition to check for a 30% discount. This discount applies if the days_until_expiration is equal to or less than 3 days and the stock_level is greater than 50.
Following the nested if statement, utilize an elif condition to check for a 20% discount. This elif will apply a discount if the days_until_expiration is greater than 3 days and equal to or less than 6 days, and the stock_level is greater than 50.
Add a final elif statement for applying a 10% discount. This elif will apply a discount if the days_until_expiration is greater than 6 days and the stock_level is equal to or less than 50.

Note
You'll notice that we've placed an if statement inside another if statement. It's perfectly fine to nest multiple if statements, and you can even do this several levels deep.
Think of each block of code that starts after a colon (:) and is indented as a separate, independent piece of code. Just be sure to manage the indentation correctly for each nested block.

Tarefa

Begin with an if statement to verify if the product_type is "Perishable". This initial check determines whether any discount logic should be applied at all.
Nested inside the initial if statement, add another if condition to check for a 30% discount. This discount applies if the days_until_expiration is equal to or less than 3 days and the stock_level is greater than 50.
Following the nested if statement, utilize an elif condition to check for a 20% discount. This elif will apply a discount if the days_until_expiration is greater than 3 days and equal to or less than 6 days, and the stock_level is greater than 50.
Add a final elif statement for applying a 10% discount. This elif will apply a discount if the days_until_expiration is greater than 6 days and the stock_level is equal to or less than 50.

Note
You'll notice that we've placed an if statement inside another if statement. It's perfectly fine to nest multiple if statements, and you can even do this several levels deep.
Think of each block of code that starts after a colon (:) and is indented as a separate, independent piece of code. Just be sure to manage the indentation correctly for each nested block.

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Let's see how well you can translate business rules into Python code!

Scenario

As a manager at a grocery store, you are responsible for implementing a discount strategy for perishable products based on their expiration date and stock levels.

The discount strategy is as follows:

Apply a 30% discount if the product expires in 3 days or less and the stock level is over 50 units;
Apply a 20% discount if the product expires in 4 to 6 days and the stock level is over 50 units;
Apply a 10% discount if the product expires in 7 days or more, or if the stock level is 50 units or less;
No discount if the product is not "Perishable".

Tarefa

Begin with an if statement to verify if the product_type is "Perishable". This initial check determines whether any discount logic should be applied at all.
Nested inside the initial if statement, add another if condition to check for a 30% discount. This discount applies if the days_until_expiration is equal to or less than 3 days and the stock_level is greater than 50.
Following the nested if statement, utilize an elif condition to check for a 20% discount. This elif will apply a discount if the days_until_expiration is greater than 3 days and equal to or less than 6 days, and the stock_level is greater than 50.
Add a final elif statement for applying a 10% discount. This elif will apply a discount if the days_until_expiration is greater than 6 days and the stock_level is equal to or less than 50.

Note
You'll notice that we've placed an if statement inside another if statement. It's perfectly fine to nest multiple if statements, and you can even do this several levels deep.
Think of each block of code that starts after a colon (:) and is indented as a separate, independent piece of code. Just be sure to manage the indentation correctly for each nested block.

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Seção 3. Capítulo 6

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