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   False
 
 The **while** loop
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+==================
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 The Python **while** loop is similar to the C/C++ while loop. The syntax is as
 follows:
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     5
 
 The **if** conditional
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+======================
 
 The Python **if** block provides the conditional execution of statements. 
 If the condition evaluates as true the block of statements defined under the if 
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          print n, " is 0"
 
 **raw_input()**
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+===============
 
 In the previous example we saw the call to the raw_input() subroutine. 
 The **raw_input()** method is used to take user inputs through the console.
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 cannot be performed on it. Hence the exception is raised.
 
 **int()** method
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+================
 
 Generally for computing purposes, the data used is not strings or raw data but 
 on integers, floats and similar mathematical data structures. The data obtained
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 Functions in Python: **def**
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+============================
 
 *Functions* allow us to enclose a set of statements and call the function again
 and again instead of repeating the group of statements everytime. Functions also
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   >>> can_change(name)
   >>> name
   ['Mr.', 'James', 'Gosling']
-
 If nothing is returned by the function explicitly, Python takes care to return
 None when the funnction is called.