Now you know the basics of how to use if statements in Python, but there are many more things you can do. For example, you can use different “operators” to create different test-statements.

In the last lesson, we saw how to use comparison methods and logical operators in Python. In this lesson, we'll see more examples of how to use those tools to perform control flow using conditional ...

NOTE: Python works from left to right evaluating a logical expression or conditional statement. Python stops evaluating when it finds the expression is True or False based on the conditional statement ...

Rejoice! Gone are the long chains of if…else statements, because switch statements will soon be here — sort of. What the Python gods are actually giving us are match statements. match s… ...

Well, most of people did not notice that the code examples are hidden in the default macro projects created by macro manager, see below image, the project is the default python project, there are ...

For example, you might also want to use “nested if statements.” This means you have an “if within an if” and can thereby create a vast range of conditions that are required for a ...