PYTHON

python if statement

usrinput = input(">> ")
if usrinput == "Hello":
  print("Hi")
elif usrinput == "Bye":
  print("Bye")
else:
  print("Okay...?")
  

python if

if num<5:
  print('Num less than 5')
elif 5<= num <=9:
  print('Num between 5 and 9')
else:
  print('Num more than 9')

python if statement

if (condition1):
  print('condition1 is True')
elif (condition2):
  print('condition2 is True')
else:
  print('None of the conditions are True')

if statement in python

#Conditionals statements in python
#'=' conditionals statements
a = 123
b = 123

if(a==b):
  print('True')
  
#<, > conditionals statements

a = 2
b = 45

if(a<b):
  print('A is smaller than B')
  

python if condition

if my_condition:
  # Do some stuff
  print("Hello You!")
else:
  # Do some stuff
  print("Hello World!")

If Statement Python

a = 22
b = 100
if b > a:
  print("b is greater than a")

if statement in python

answer = input(":")
if answer == "lol":
  print("haha")
else:
  print("not haha")
  exit()

please note that the exit() command is optional and is not necessary.

if statement python

a = 11
b = 46

if a < b:
    print('a is less than b')
else:
 	print('a is greater than b')

if statement python

can_do = True
can_do1 = True

if can_do:
    print("we can do it")
elif can_do1:
    print("we can do it but the second time")    
else:
    print("we cant do it")
#result should be (we can do it.)

if syntax in python

variable_name = input("y/n? >> ")
if variable_name == "y":
	print("That's good! :) ")
# note the double equal signs. only a single equal sign will receive a Syntax error blah blah blah message.
elif variable_name == "n":
    print("That's bad! :( ")
else:
    print("You blow up for not following my instructions. Detention forever and get lost!")

if condition python

#if statement
house_payment=1000
buyer_has_payment= True
if buyer_has_payment:
    down_payment= 10/100*house_payment
else:
    down_payment= 20/100*house_payment
print('down payment',down_payment)
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if statement python

#a statement that checks if a condition is correct
#example:
x=5
if x == 5:
  print("x is 5")
else:
  print("x is not 5")

if statement python

x = int(input("number: ")) # get number from user

if x < 0:
  print(f"{x} is less than 0!") # if x is less than 0, print x is less than 0
  
elif x == 0:
  print(f"{x} is equal to 0!") # if x is equal to 0 then print x is equal to 0
  
if x > 0:
  print(f"{x} is more than 0!") # if x is greater than 0 print x is more than 0

# yeah its me somewhatoriginal

Python if Statement

# If the number is positive, we print an appropriate message

num = 3
if num > 0:
    print(num, "is a positive number.")
print("This is always printed.")

num = -1
if num > 0:
    print(num, "is a positive number.")
print("This is also always printed.")

if statement in python

user_info = input("How may I help you?: ")
if user_info == "on":
    print("Light is Turned Om")
elif user_info == "off":
    print("Light is turned Off")
elif user_info == "status":
    input("All are Good.What do you need?: ")
    print("I don't have it")
else:
    print("Shutdown processing are being Ready")
   #copy the code to your py script to have the results!!!

if statement python

number = 5
if number == 5:
  print("number equals 5")
else:
  print("number does not equal 5")

if loop in python syntax

if a>b :
  print(a)

if in python

# if statment 
#'if' gives condition in statement to make program more efficient.
a=10
b=5
if a%b==0:
    print('true')

output:
true

if statement python explained

// python if condition

a = 10
b = 20

if a > b:
	print("a is greater than b")
elif a = b:
  	print("a is equal to b")
else:
  	print("a is less than b")

python if

Num1=float
Num2=float
Ans=float
operator=int
print("These are the following operations available:
, 1 for addition.
 2 for subtraction.
 3 for multiplication.
 4 for division.")
operator = int(input("Enter the operator you wish to use"))
Num1 = float(input("Please enter your first number:"))
Num2 = float(input("Please enter your second number:"))
if operator ==1:
    Ans == Num1 + Num2
    else:
if operator ==2:
    Ans == Num1 - Num2
    else:
if operator ==3:
    Ans == Num1 * Num2
    else:
if operator ==4:
    Ans == Num1 / Num2
print("Your answer is: %f.2", Ans)

if statement python

temperature = float(input('What is the temperature? '))
    if temperature > 70:
        print('Wear shorts.')
    else:
        print('Wear long pants.')
    print('Get some exercise outside.')

if loop python

// If statement
>>> a = 20
>>> if a > 10:
         print("20 is greater than 10")
    else:
         print("20 is less than 10")
 
Output
20 is greater than 10

python if

def e(x):
	if x == "Sunny" and x == "sunny":
  		print('Remember your sunglasses!')
	elif x == "Rainy" and x == "rainy":
  		print('Do not forget your umbrella!')
	elif x == 'Thunderstorm' or x == 'thunderstorm' or x =='Stormy' or x == 'stormy':
      print('Stay Home!')
    
x = input('What is the weather?')

python if

person = input("Nationality? ")
if person == "french" or person == "French":
    print("Préférez-vous parler français?")
if person == "italian" or person == "Italian":
    print("Preferisci parlare italiano?")

python if statements

x = """something you want here that has value true or false"""

if x:
    """do something"""
    pass

if python

num = int(input("Pls Enter your First Number </>:       "));
if num%2==0:
    if num%3==0:
            print (num+100)
    else :
            print (num)
else:
    print(num+1)

Python if Statement Syntax

if test expression:
    statement(s)

if statement in python

can_run = True
can_run2 = False

if can_run:
    print("i can run the code because can_run is true")
    
elif can_run2:
    print("i can run the code if can_run2 is true")
    
else:
    print("no other bool found true")
    

#result should be (i can run the code because can_run is true

python if condition

a = 200
b = 33
if b > a:
  print("b is greater than a")
else:
  print("b is not greater than a")

if statement python

number = int(input("Enter a number from 1 to 3"))
# make the user write a random number from 1 to 3
if number == 1:
  print("You choose number 1")
elif number == 2:
  print("You choose number 2")
else:
    print("You choose number 3")

  

how to do if= python

#if you are doing this
if X=1
#Do this
if X==1

if statements python

water = input('Does your creature live underwater?')
if water == 'yes':
	print('Your creature lives underwater')
else:
	print('Your creature does not live underwater')

python if

if num==5:
  print("Num equal to 5")
elif num > 5:
  print("Num more than 5")
else:
  print("Num smaller than 5 but not equal to 5")

python if statement

num = 1

if num == 1:
   print("num is 1"))
elif num == 2:
   print("num is 2")
else:
   print('invalid number')
# output num is 1

# if the conditional is true the left side of side the expression is resolved else the right side is resolved
print("num is 2") if num == 2 else print("num is 1")
# output num is 1

python if statement

usrinput = input('Type a number')
if usrinput = 5
  print('Your number is equal to 5')
  elif usrinput > 5
    print('Your number is bigger than 5')
  elif usrinput < 5
    print('Your number is less than 5')
  

python if

boolean1 = (1 != 1)
boolean2 = (2 + 2 == 5)
boolean3 = (1 == 1)

if (boolean1):
	print("Boolean one is true")
elif (boolean2):
	print("Boolean two is true")
else:
	print("Boolean three may, or may not be true")