if...elif in Python

What is the key difference between using multiple if statements versus using if..elif statements?

• Multiple if statements allow only one condition to be checked, while if..elif allows for multiple conditions.

• if..elif statements are more efficient in terms of runtime compared to using multiple if statements.

• if..elif statements allow only one condition to be checked, while multiple if statements allow for multiple conditions.

• There is no difference; they both achieve the same outcome.

In an if..elif statement, if the condition in the if block evaluates to False, what happens next?

• The code inside the if block is executed, and the program exits the if..elif statement.

• The code inside the if block is executed, and the program continues to check the conditions in the subsequent elif blocks.

• The code inside the if block is skipped, and the program moves to the next elif block.

• The code inside the if block is skipped, and the program exits the if..elif

What happens if there are multiple conditions in an if..elif statement that evaluate to True?

• All corresponding blocks of code are executed.

• Only the block of code associated with the first True condition is executed, and the rest are skipped.

• An error occurs because there should be only one True condition.

• The program executes the else block.

What is the purpose of using elif instead of multiple if statements?

• It makes the code more readable and concise.

• It allows for nested conditionals within each elif block.

• It speeds up the execution of the code.

• It prevents the need for an else block.

When should you use else in conjunction with if..elif statements?

• When there is only one condition to check.

• When you want to execute a block of code if none of the previous conditions are True.

• When you want to avoid using elif.

• When you want to nest another if statement within the current if block