Conditions

Welcome to Week 2! 🎉 This week, we’ll learn the conditions in C++, a fundamental concept for making decisions in programming. By the end of the week, you'll understand how to use conditional statements like if-else and switch to control the flow of your program based on different criteria.

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📚 Key Resources

📝 Topic	Type	🔗 Link
Conditions (2024 Session)	🎬 Video	Watch Here (Condition Part to 01:20:46)
Conditions (2024)	📄 Slides	View (Condition Part to Page 24)
Selection	🎬 Video	Watch Here

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🎥 Lecture Session

📝 Topic	🔗 Link
🎬 Recording	Watch
📄 Slides	View
🔍 problems	- Watermelon - Katryoshka
💻 Codes and Solutions	- Challenge - Watermelon - Katryoshka - Katryoshka-Haroun - Katryoshka-Abeer - Katryoshka-Abdelrahman

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📄 Practice Sheet

• Sheet Link: Access Problem Sheet
• Problems:

🔍 Problem Name	🎥 Video Solution	💻 Code Solution
A - Not	Watch Solution	Code
B - Restricted	Watch Solution	Code
C - Alloy	Watch Solution	Code
D - UOIAUAI	Watch Solution	Code
E - +-x	Watch Solution	Code
F - Watermelon	Watch Solution	Code
G - Theatre Square	Watch Solution	Code
H - Palindromic Number	Watch Solution	Code
I - T or T	Watch Solution	Code
J - Day of Takahashi	Watch Solution	Code
K - 9x9	Watch Solution	Code
L - Conditional Statements	Watch Solution	Code
M - I Scream	Watch Solution	Code
N - Very Very Primitive Game	Watch Solution	Code
O - Even Odds	Watch Solution	Code
P - Star	Watch Solution	Code
Q - AtCoder Quiz 2	Watch Solution	Code
R - Can't Wait for Holiday	Watch Solution	Code
S - Vanishing Pitch	Watch Solution	Code
T - Rainy Season	Watch Solution	Code
U - Maxi-Buying	Watch Solution	Code
V - Remaining Time	Watch Solution	Code
W - Square Inequality	Watch Solution	Code
X - On the Way	Watch Solution	Code
Y - Tomorrow	Watch Solution	Code
Z - Petya and Java	Watch Solution	Code

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✨ Good luck, and have a great week! 🎉