1. Think What will be the output?
Please note the indentation. This will be important later.
What will be the output?

2. Python: Iteration
P107

3. Objectives
identify and use variables, operators, inputs, outputs and assignments
(b) understand and use the three basic programming constructs used to control the flow of a program: Sequence; Conditionals; Iteration
(c) understand and use suitable loops including count and condition controlled loops

4. Iteration Another word for?
Allows us to execute the same lines of code a set number of time (count loops) or until a condition is met (condition controlled loops)
Count loops use for
Condition controlled loops use while
Repetition

5. Example Count Controlled
Start
Stop
Step

6. Activity 1 – Count Controlled Loops
Read the following document, completing the exercises as you go.
First week activity

7. Logical Operators

8. Example Conditioned Controlled

9. Activity 2 – Condition Controlled Loops
Read the following page 3 onwards of the worksheet, completing the exercises as you go.
Second week activity?

10. Count controlled. Condition controlled.
Plenary
What is iteration another word for?
What were the two types of control statements?
What type of statement is a for loop?
A while loop?
Repetition
Count controlled. Condition controlled.
Count controlled.
Condition controlled.