Conditional Statements
Conditionals statements help us to execute a block of code based on the result of a condition (usually a boolean expression). These conditional statements select a branch of statements for the execution flow.
- If StatementIf statement can allow to execute a block of statements based on given condition.
- If Else StatementIf Else statement can execute either if-block or else-block statements, based on the result of given condition.
- Elif StatementLadder of “if else-if else” statements with a condition at if block, and each elif block.
- If Statement with “and” OperatorUsing logical AND Operator in IF statement’s condition.
- If Statement with “or” OperatorUsing logical OR Operator in IF statement’s condition.
- If Statement with “not” OperatorUsing logical NOT Operator in IF statement’s condition.
Others
- Ternary OperatorPython Tutorial on the syntax and usage of Ternary Operator. This operator is used to select one of the two values based on a condition.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How are conditional statements used?
Answer:
Conditional statements are used to execute a block of code based on a condition.
2. What are the different conditional statements in Python?
Answer:
In Python, we have three types of conditional statements. The first one is a simple If-statement. The second one is an If-statement followed by an else block. The third is an If-statement, followed by one or more elif blocks.
3. How can I combine multiple conditions in an if-statement in Python?
Answer:
In Python, you can combine multiple conditions in an if statement using logical operators such as and, or, and not.
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