If statements guide the code,
Checking conditions, setting the mode.
With indentation and logic, they reign,
Controlling the flow, stopping or letting code gain.
In this Python session, we explore the concept of if statements. If statements allow us to control the flow of our program by executing certain blocks of code only if a specific condition is met. Through examples, we learn how to use if statements to check if a condition is true and execute a block of code if it is, or execute a different block of code if the condition is not met. We also learn about the syntax of if statements, including the use of indentation to define the blocks of code that are executed conditionally. Additionally, we see how to use comparison operators and logical operators to create complex conditions for our if statements. It’s important to note that if statements can be used in many different scenarios, making them an essential tool in programming.
If statements guide flow,
Check conditions, control the code,
Essential in code.https://t.co/UiYfa2Ft67 pic.twitter.com/tVGsq2fm7Y— Walker Spearson (@SpearsonWa83643) January 30, 2024