How can I use the “if” keyword?

209    Asked by ChloeBurgess in Data Science , Asked on Dec 26, 2023

I am a data analyst and I have a dataset of various students that contains scores of students in a class. How can I use the “if” keyword considering that it must pass an index? How can I identify students who score more than 80% by using the “if” keyword? 

Answered by bhagwati dubey

 In the context of data science, python has an “if” keyword for your scenario. Here is how you can approach your particular scenario:-

Consider a scenario where you have two lists. One is “exam_scores” which contains the score of the exam and the second is “student_ids” which contains the corresponding student ID or names.

Exam_scores = [75, 82, 90, 68, 88]  # Example list of exam scores
Student_ids = [“Alice”, “Bob”, “Charlie”, “David”, “Eve”] # Example list of student IDs/names
Threshold_score = 80 # Threshold score for identification
For I in range(len(exam_scores)):
    If exam_scores[i] > threshold_score:
        Print(f”Student {student_ids[i]} scored above {threshold_score}.”)

This above code will check if the “exam scores” list surpasses the threshold (80% in your case) and print the corresponding student ID or names for you as a result. You can adjust your “threshold score” according to your needs and requirements.



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