Part Two: Conclusion

 If you have made it this far, CONGRATULATIONS. You have learned a lot and on your way to becoming a programmer with Python 3. You have completed Part Two.

Here is a summary of what was learned in Part Two:

·        You learned about collections in Python 3, that is Lists, Tuples, Sets and Dictionaries.

·        You are able to manipulate any of the collections and you know which one to apply for certain situations. For example, you can add more items or remove items to lists but you cannot do that with tuples. You cannot have a repetition of the same item in sets.

·        You can now control the flow in your programme using the if, elif and else statements.

·        You can execute loops in your program. You can use for loops and while loops.

·        You were able to apply if, elif and else statements to create a calculator that takes input from users and add, subtracts, multiply or divide 2 numbers.

·        You were able to make your kilometre to miles converter much better such that you could convert both using the same code.

·        You were able to design a rudimentary car game using while loop in addition to if-else statements.

·        You were able to design a simple password manager using lists.

If required you can go back and review the lessons discussed earlier and you could also watch the videos again.

In Part Three we would learn about Functions.