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Conditional Statements in Python

1. Python if Statement

Introduction to if Statement Syntax of if Statement Challenge: Mario Comparison Operators Logical Operators Operators Precendence

2. Python if-else Statement

Introduction to if-else Statement Syntax of if-else Statement Challenge: Geometric Figure Challenge: Rock, Paper and Scissors

3. Python if-elif-else Statement

Introduction to if-elif-else Statement Challenge: Car Brands Challenge: Ordinal Adjectives Challenge: Music Playlist Generator

4. Python Ternary Operator

Conditional Expression Challenge: Discount Calculator Challenge: Password Strength

Conditional Expression

At times, we may need to assign different values to a variable based on specific conditions. Achieving this efficiently can be done in just one line of code. Let's explore a few approaches to grasp this concept more effectively.

Example 1:


              123456789
            
age = 23
status = ''

if age >= 18:
  status = 'Adult'
else:
  status = 'Not adult'

print(status)

Example 2:


              12345
            
age = 15

status = 'Adult' if age >= 18 else 'Not Adult'

print(status)

Have you observed the distinction? The second method is not only more elegant but also more convenient, condensing it into just one line instead of four!

Conditional expressions, also known as Python's ternary operator, act as decision-making tools and adhere to the following syntax:

Let's practice!

Task

Your friend wants to choose the car to buy, and you can help. He has a certain amount of money for this purchase. We know how much both cars cost.

Assign the brand name your friend will buy to the variable car_to_buy;
The decision is based on the car's cost and your friend's amount of money;
Print the car's brand that suits the condition;
Your friend has an amount that is enough at least for one car.

Note
We will compare the amount of money with the cost of the more expensive car.

Fill in the blanks, please.

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Conditional Expression

Example 1:


              123456789
            
age = 23
status = ''

if age >= 18:
  status = 'Adult'
else:
  status = 'Not adult'

print(status)

Example 2:


              12345
            
age = 15

status = 'Adult' if age >= 18 else 'Not Adult'

print(status)

Have you observed the distinction? The second method is not only more elegant but also more convenient, condensing it into just one line instead of four!

Conditional expressions, also known as Python's ternary operator, act as decision-making tools and adhere to the following syntax:

Let's practice!

Task

Your friend wants to choose the car to buy, and you can help. He has a certain amount of money for this purchase. We know how much both cars cost.

Assign the brand name your friend will buy to the variable car_to_buy;
The decision is based on the car's cost and your friend's amount of money;
Print the car's brand that suits the condition;
Your friend has an amount that is enough at least for one car.

Note
We will compare the amount of money with the cost of the more expensive car.

Fill in the blanks, please.

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Everything was clear?

Thanks for your feedback!

Section 4. Chapter 1

Conditional Expression

Example 1:


              123456789
            
age = 23
status = ''

if age >= 18:
  status = 'Adult'
else:
  status = 'Not adult'

print(status)

Example 2:


              12345
            
age = 15

status = 'Adult' if age >= 18 else 'Not Adult'

print(status)

Have you observed the distinction? The second method is not only more elegant but also more convenient, condensing it into just one line instead of four!

Conditional expressions, also known as Python's ternary operator, act as decision-making tools and adhere to the following syntax:

Let's practice!

Task

Your friend wants to choose the car to buy, and you can help. He has a certain amount of money for this purchase. We know how much both cars cost.

Assign the brand name your friend will buy to the variable car_to_buy;
The decision is based on the car's cost and your friend's amount of money;
Print the car's brand that suits the condition;
Your friend has an amount that is enough at least for one car.

Note
We will compare the amount of money with the cost of the more expensive car.

Fill in the blanks, please.

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Everything was clear?

Thanks for your feedback!

Example 1:


              123456789
            
age = 23
status = ''

if age >= 18:
  status = 'Adult'
else:
  status = 'Not adult'

print(status)

Example 2:


              12345
            
age = 15

status = 'Adult' if age >= 18 else 'Not Adult'

print(status)

Have you observed the distinction? The second method is not only more elegant but also more convenient, condensing it into just one line instead of four!

Conditional expressions, also known as Python's ternary operator, act as decision-making tools and adhere to the following syntax:

Let's practice!

Task

Your friend wants to choose the car to buy, and you can help. He has a certain amount of money for this purchase. We know how much both cars cost.

Assign the brand name your friend will buy to the variable car_to_buy;
The decision is based on the car's cost and your friend's amount of money;
Print the car's brand that suits the condition;
Your friend has an amount that is enough at least for one car.

Note
We will compare the amount of money with the cost of the more expensive car.

Fill in the blanks, please.

Switch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below

Section 4. Chapter 1

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