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#  My Week 7 @ Blockfuce Labs Learning Python
This week in Python class was really exciting because we dived into three important topics that every programmer uses: comparison operators, logical operators, and lists. These concepts made me realize how powerful Python can be when it comes to making decisions and handling multiple pieces of data at once.

### 1. Comparison Operators – Asking Python Questions
Comparison operators help us compare values. They ask Python questions like, “Is this equal to that?” or “Is this number bigger than that one?” and Python always answers with either True or False.

👉 Some comparison operators I learned:

* == → Equal to
* != → Not equal to
* > → Greater than
* < → Less than
* >= → Greater than or equal to
* <= → Less than or equal to

✅ Example:
![image](https://hackmd.io/_uploads/rJ_hj4fwgx.png)

### 2. Logical Operators – Combining Conditions
Logical operators allow us to combine multiple conditions into one decision.
This is useful when a program needs to check more than one thing at the same time.

👉 The three main logical operators are:

* and → True only if both conditions are true.
* or → True if at least one condition is true.
* not → Reverses the condition (True becomes False, and vice versa).

✅ Example:
![image](https://hackmd.io/_uploads/r1tzOVfDgg.png)

This helped me understand how programs can make complex decisions, like checking if someone is old enough and has an ID before entering a movie.

### 3. Lists – Storing More Than One Thing
Lists are like containers in Python – they let you store multiple values in one variable. I was amazed that lists can hold numbers, words, or even other lists.
![image](https://hackmd.io/_uploads/H1Y2O4fwxe.png)

👉 Some of the things I learned to do with lists:
**To Add items:**
*fruits.append("orange")*
**To Remove items:**
*fruits.remove("banana")*
**To Access by position (index):**
*print(fruits[1])    # prints 'banana'*

### In conclusion: 
Week 7 taught me how to make my code look more organize

* With comparison operators, I can ask Python questions.
* With logical operators, I can combine those questions to make smarter decisions.
* And with lists, I can store and work with many pieces of information at once.
* I feel like I now have more tools to write Python programs that are smarter, cleaner, and more interactive.

Stay tuned for more weekly updates from my time at Blockfuse Lab, Jos!
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