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# Programming Logic

## Introduction

We now know how to make computers perform certain actions using the Python programming language, but is there a way to control how and when our code is executed?

The concepts of **programming logic** tell our computer which code to execute, and can also be used to express repetition of an action or group of actions; this logical statements prove to be very valuable when we want to control the exact behavior of our code. 

In this module, you will be introduced to several new Python tools including **For Loops, Logical Operators,** and **Conditional Statements.** Using these tools, you will be able to control the flow of your programs to achieve the desired output.


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