There are three types of Control Statements in Python.
As long as the expression given by these control statements is not true, then it is its own statement; does not execute.
When an expression is true in an if statement then it executes its statement and if the expression is false then it is not executed.
if_statement (s)
x = 9
y = 10
if (x <y):
print ("x is less than y")
Output:
x is less than y
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- if
- if_else
- if_elif_else
As long as the expression given by these control statements is not true, then it is its own statement; does not execute.
When an expression is true in an if statement then it executes its statement and if the expression is false then it is not executed.
Syntax for if Statement
if expression:if_statement (s)
Example:-
if Statement
Source Code:x = 9
y = 10
 |
| if statement |
if (x <y):
print ("x is less than y")
Output:
x is less than y
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