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Welcome to Class 09 of our Python Full Course—Beginner to Advanced in Bengali by Roots of Intelligence! In this bootcamp, we dive into the fundamentals of Python programming, perfect for beginners and those looking to refresh their skills.

🔥 Why This Bootcamp?
Whether you aim for a career in software development, data science, or automation or just want to enhance your tech skills—mastering Python is your essential first step. Our interactive sessions are crafted to ensure you not only learn but also practice with live examples and real-time problem solving.

🐍 What You’ll Learn Today (Class 09: Conditional Statements in Python)
✅ Introduction to Conditional Statements — Learn how Python makes decisions in your programs using if, elif, and else.
✅ Real-Life Scenarios — Practice writing decision-making logic like checking age, grades, even/odd numbers, and more.
✅ Nested if-else Statements — Understand how to write if statements inside another if or else block to handle multiple levels of decision-making.
✅ Multiple Conditions (and/or operators) — Learn to combine conditions using logical operators for advanced decision-making.

📋 Key Topics for Class 09: Nested if-else Statements in Python
👉 What are Nested Conditional Statements, and Why are They Important?
Use conditions inside other conditions to make multi-level decisions (e.g., if it rains → if you have an umbrella → take it, else buy one).
👉 Basic Structure of Nested if-else:
Writing if statements inside another if or else block for advanced decision flow.
👉 Comparison and Logical Operators:
and, or, not for combining multiple conditions inside nested blocks.

👉 Practical Examples:
Check voting eligibility: First check age → then check if the person is a citizen.
Find the largest of three numbers using nested conditions.
Check if a year is a leap year using nested if logic.
Login system: First check username → then password.

👉 Common Mistakes:
Missing colon (:) after nested if or else.
Incorrect indentation while nesting conditions.
Using = instead of == in nested conditions.

👉 Best Practices:
Keep nested levels limited for readability.
Use meaningful variable names to avoid confusion.
Combine conditions logically where possible to reduce complexity.

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