# How conditions work
if condition:	# if condition met	# code here
elif condition2: # (else if) checked if the first condition is false	# if condition2 met # code here
elif condition3: # elif can be chained # if condition3 met	# code here
else:	# if none of the conditions are met # code here
# example
if name == "bob": # ex. a == b (is a equal to b) print("the wifi password is 1234")
elif name == "jake": # if the first condition is not met python checks this one print("the secret formula is under the bed")
else: # if none of the conditions are met print("sorry i don't know who you are")
# Other Example
if age >= 18: print('You can go in')
else: print('you cannot pass, you are underage')

if 1 > 2 and 4 < 10: print("condition not met")
if 4 < 10 or 1 < 2: print("condition met")

a == b (is equal)
a != b (is not equal)
a < b (a is less than b)
a > b (a is greater than b)
a <= b (a is less than or equal to b)
a >= b (a is greater than or equal to b)

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

Stack Overflow requires cookies for authentication -- are your browser cookies enabled for this domain?
yes