If statement in Python programming allows you to control and execute a specific block of code if the condition is true or false based on some specific condition.
if(this condition is true)
execute this statement
Expression | Description |
---|---|
x == y | x equals y. |
x < y | x is less than y. |
x > y | x is greater than y. |
x >= y | x is greater than or equal to y. |
x <= y | x is less than or equal to y. |
x != y | x is not equal to y. |
x is y | x and y are the same object. |
x is not y | x and y are different objects. |
x in y | x is a member of the container (e.g., sequence) y. |
x not in y | x is not a member of the container (e.g., sequence) y. |
val = "Khan" == "Khan" #comparing and assigning to 'val'.
print(val) #output is 'True'.
num = input("Please Enter Ur Name: ") #User enter value assigning to 'num'.
if num == "HiLaLs": #if 'num' value is Equal to 'HiLaLs' then
#U also write If Statement like 'if (num == "HiLaLs"):'.
print("Hi M'r HiLaLs") #print this.
num = int(input("Enter a Number: ")) #User enter value converting to Integer
#and assigning to 'num'.
if num < 10: #if 'num' value is less then 10 then
print("Entered value is Less then 10!") #print this.
if num == 10: #if 'num' value is equal to 10 then
print("Entered value is Equal to 10!") #print this.
if num > 10: #if 'num' value greater then 10 then
print("Entered value is Greater then 10") #print this.