How can I use the “if” keyword?

 In the context of data science, python has an “if” keyword for your scenario. Here is how you can approach your particular scenario:-

Consider a scenario where you have two lists. One is “exam_scores” which contains the score of the exam and the second is “student_ids” which contains the corresponding student ID or names.

Exam_scores = [75, 82, 90, 68, 88]  # Example list of exam scores
Student_ids = [“Alice”, “Bob”, “Charlie”, “David”, “Eve”]  # Example list of student IDs/names
Threshold_score = 80  # Threshold score for identification
For I in range(len(exam_scores)):
    If exam_scores[i] > threshold_score:
        Print(f”Student {student_ids[i]} scored above {threshold_score}.”)

This above code will check if the “exam scores” list surpasses the threshold (80% in your case) and print the corresponding student ID or names for you as a result. You can adjust your “threshold score” according to your needs and requirements.