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--- python:about_python:about_python_ii [2013/07/05 06:14] – created mithat
+++ python:about_python:about_python_ii [2014/03/17 20:56] (current) – mithat
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 ===== Python is imperative =====
-A language is **imperative** if it uses //sequence// as the default control mechanism with //flow control// (notably //selection// and //repetition//), if it uses //variables// with //assignment//, and if it employs //statements//. Python supports all of these.
+A language is **imperative** if it uses //sequence// as the default control mechanism with //control flow// (notably //selection// and //repetition//), if it uses //variables// with //assignment//, and if it employs //statements//. Python supports all of these.
 ==== Sequence and statements ====
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-==== Flow control ====
+==== Control flow====
-We will now see that Python has a number of flow-control statements for selection and repetition.
+We will now see that Python has a number of control flow statements for selection and repetition.
 === Selection ===