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Control Statements in Python:

Control statements are an important part of programming. These statements are used to control the flow of a program's execution. When writing a program, we often need to make decisions based on certain conditions, or we need to run some parts repeatedly. Using control statements in Python, we can control the program's execution flow.

Types of Control Statements in Python:

There are three main types of control statements in Python:

Decision-Making Statements: Used to decide which part of the program will be executed based on conditions. These include `if`, `if-else`, and `if-elif-else` statements.
Looping Statements: Used when we need to run a part of the code repeatedly. Python's looping statements include the `for` loop (to iterate over lists, strings, tuples, etc.) and the `while` loop (which runs as long as a given condition is true).
Jump Statements: Used to change the control of a loop or conditional statement. Python has three main types of jump statements: `break` (to terminate a loop immediately), `continue` (to skip the current iteration of a loop), and `pass` (which acts as a placeholder).

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