Summary
In this chapter, you learned many new concepts. You learned about comparison operators, the symbols that allow us to compare two items. You also learned about if, elif, and else, which are three conditional words that let us tell our program how to make different decisions based on the information that a user enters. You learned about the for and while loops; both are very important in making programs that give feedback. You also learned a bit about how to use global variables, which can be shared with all the functions in a code file.
Hopefully, you are keeping up with everything we've talked about so far! It may feel a little overwhelming, but we will continue to review the concepts we learned in this chapter by building some new projects ...
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