Python with AgenticAI Training Session 2026 – Session 6

VGLUG is dedicated to empowering rural college students through technology education.
As part of this initiative, we conduct weekly training sessions on Python With AgenticAI.

Python & AgenticAI – Arts(Team 1) & Arts(Team 2) & Arts (Team 3)
Python & AgenticAI – Engg(Team 1) & Engg(Team 2) & Engg(Team 3)

These sessions focus on practical knowledge of Python, AgenticAI, free and open-source tools, and also include social awareness and community engagement activities.

Python With AgenticAI Training Session – 6’th Week Recap

Session Taken : Kowsalya, Sathish, Dilip, Deepak, Kanimozhi , Muthuram, Prathap, Murugan, Kesavapriya

Session 1: – Python Control Statement
Session 1: – Advance git commands

Date: 06-09-2026 (Sunday)
Time: 9:30 AM to 1:00 PM

Minutes of the Meeting

Python With AgenticAI – (Arts Team1,Team2, Team3) & (Engg Team1,Team2, Team3)

Session 1:Python Control Statement :

What are Control Statements?

Control statements are used to control the flow of a Python program.

Normally, Python executes code from top to bottom. Control statements help us to:

Make decisions
Repeat tasks
Stop or skip a task

Main Types of Control Statements in Python:

Conditional Statements
Looping Statements
Jump Statements

1.Conditional Statements

if
if-else
if-elif-else
nested if

2.Looping Statements

for
while

3. Jump Statements

break
continue
pass

Type	Purpose	Examples
Conditional	Make decisions	`if`, `if-else`, `elif`
Looping	Repeat code	`for`, `while`
Jump	Stop, skip, or do nothing	`break`, `continue`, `pass`

if Statement:

Used when we want to execute code only when a condition is True.

			
age = 20
if age >= 18:
    print("Eligible to Vote")

if-else Statement

Used when there are two possible outcomes.

			
mark = 35
if mark >= 40:
    print("Pass")
else:
    print("Fail")

		

if-elif-else Statement

Used when there are multiple conditions.

			
mark = 75
if mark >= 90:
    print("Grade A")
elif mark >= 60:
    print("Grade B")
elif mark >= 40:
    print("Pass")
else:
    print("Fail")

		

Nested if Statement:

An if statement inside another if statement is called a nested if.

			
age = 20
if age >= 18:
    if age >= 21:
        print("Eligible for both conditions")
    else:
        print("Eligible for the first condition only")
else:
    print("Not eligible")

		

Loop Type	Purpose	Example	Output
for loop	Repeats code for a given range or sequence	`for i in range(1, 6):` `print(i)`	`1 2 3 4 5`
while loop	Repeats code as long as a condition is `True`	`i = 1while i <= 5:` `print(i)` `i = i + 1`	`1 2 3 4 5`

Jump Statement	Purpose	Example	Output
break	Stops the loop immediately	`for i in range(1, 6):` `if i == 3:` `break` `print(i)`	`1 2`
continue	Skips the current iteration and continues with the next one	`for i in range(1, 6):` `if i == 3:` `continue` `print(i)`	`1 2 4 5`
pass	Does nothing; used as a placeholder	`for i in range(1, 6):` `if i == 3:` `pass` `print(i)`	`1 2 3 4 5`

Session 2: Git Recall & Advanced Git Commands

Working Directory
↓
git add
↓
Staging Area
↓
git commit
↓
Local Repository
↓
git push
↓
GitHub

Topic	What to Recall
Git	Version control system
GitHub	Platform for hosting Git repositories
Repository	Project folder tracked by Git
`git init`	Create a Git repository
`git status`	Check current changes
`git add`	Add changes to staging
`git commit`	Save changes to Git history
`git push`	Upload changes to GitHub
`git pull`	Get latest changes from GitHub
`git clone`	Copy a remote repository
`git log`	View commit history

Command	Purpose	Simple Example
`git branch`	View branches	`git branch`
`git branch new-feature`	Create a branch	`git branch new-feature`
`git switch new-feature`	Move to a branch	`git switch new-feature`
`git switch -c feature`	Create and switch to a branch	`git switch -c feature`
`git merge`	Combine branches	`git merge feature`
`git stash`	Temporarily save changes	`git stash`
`git stash pop`	Bring back stashed changes	`git stash pop`
`git diff`	View changes	`git diff`
`git log --oneline`	Show compact commit history	`git log --oneline`
`git remote -v`	View remote repository URL	`git remote -v`
`git fetch`	Get remote updates without merging	`git fetch`
`git reset`	Undo changes/commits	`git reset --soft HEAD~1`

Special thanks to Kowsalya, Sathish, Dilip, Deepak, Kanimozhi , Muthuram, Prathap, Murugan, Kesavapriya for their support and contribution in making the Python Control Statement
& Advance git commands session successful.