Introduction to Python - if statements

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If statements

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If a condition is true, the computer does something, here's an example:

if 8 > 7:

print("Hello")

Since 8 is bigger than 7, the computer puts Hello on the screen

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The keyword 'Else'

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'Else' is used when the 'if' part is FALSE, for example:

if 5 >7:

print("Hello")

else:

print("Bye")

Since 5 is NOT bigger than 7, the computer skips the Hello part, and jumps to say Bye

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What does this symbol mean:

>

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Bigger than

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What does this symbol mean?

<

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Less than

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Which symbol do we use for NOT EQUAL TO?

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This is the symbol:

!=

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Which symbol do we use for EQUAL TO

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==

is used to check if two things are the same