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Conditional Statement

Loops
Problem Statement
• Ask the student to input the marks obtained in three subject
• Calculates the combined percentages marks obtained in all three
subjects
• Display the grade based on the percentage's marks in message box
Flowchart
Problem Statement
• Ask the user to input English alphabet
• Display the whether the alphabets is vowel or consonant in message
box
Loops
Problem Statement

• Ask the student to enter the number


• Display the multiplication table of the
number in message box
Problem Statement

• Display the multiple –choice question on


the screen until the correct answer
selected
• Display the success message on the
screen when correct answer selected
Problem Statement

• Create the list that contains the price of


three new items
• Run loop to calculate profit after tax
value for each items from the list
• Store the profit after tax value for each
items into another list
• Display the profit after tax for each items
in a message box
Problem Statement

• Create a flow in Power Automate Desktop that


• 1. Asks the user to enter a number.
• 2. Displays the count from 0 up to the entered number in
message boxes.
Problem Statement

• A lottery website asks its visitor to guess the correct


lottery number. The visitor receives prizes if the
correct lottery number is entered.
• Create a flow in Power Automate Desktop that
• 1. Asks the user to guess a lottery number and keeps
asking the user to enter the lottery number until the
correct number is entered.
• 2. If the user enters a number lower than the lottery
number, asks the user to enter a higher number.
• 3. If the user enters a number higher than the lottery
number, asks the user to enter a lower number.
• For this practice exercise, you can assume the
lottery number to be 46.
Problem Statement

• Create a flow in Power Automate Desktop that


• 1. Checks a list of numbers to identify which number is greater
than or less than a given number.
• For this exercise, use the numbers given in the list below:
• - 353
• - 435
• - 236
• - 232
• - 847
• The number against which you need to check the above numbers
is 300. Once checked, display the results in the message boxes.
• For example, if the number 353 is bigger than 300, in the message
box, display: “The number 353 is bigger than 300.” If the number
232 is smaller than 300, in the message box, display: “The number
232 is smaller than 300.”
Thank You

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