Python if else

 Python Conditional statements (If else)

1)if

Syntax :

if(condition) :
        s1
         
This  is used to execute the mentioned statement s1  if the given condition is true and skip the execution of statement when the condition is false.

Example:
x=int(input())
if(x>0):
     print ("positive")

 Here if the input is greater than zero it will be printed as positive otherwise no output will be shown.

2)else

Syntax :
    
   else :
         S1

Here S1 is the statement that is needed to be executed when if condition fails.

Example:
x=int(input ())
if(x>0):
     print ("positive")
else:
     print ("negative")

In this case all the other numbers which doesn't fall under if condition will be printed as negative.

3)elif(condition):
          This is used in case of multiple  conditions.

Example:
x=int(input ())
if(x>0):
    print ("positive")
elif(x<0):
     print ("negative")
else:
     print ("zero")

Here elif is used when there is a need of providing multiple conditions.
Now let's see few examples for using these conditional statements.

Exercise
1)To find whether the given number is positive or negative.

Solution:
x=int(input("Enter number"))
if(x>0):
   print ("Positive")
elif(x<0):
   print ("Negative")
else:
   print ("zero")

2)To find whether the given number is odd or even.

Solution:
x=int(input ("Enter number"))
if(x%2=0):
   print ("Even")
else:
   print ("Odd")

3) To find the greatest of three numbers

Solution:
a=int(input("Enter first number"))
b=int(input("Enter second number"))
c=int(input ("Enter third number"))
if(a>b)and(a>c):
   print (a)
elif(b>a)and(b>c):
   print(b)
else:
   print (c)

4)To find whether the given number is divisible by 5 and 10

Solution:
n=int(input ("Enter number"))
if(n%10=0):
   print (n,"is divisible by 5 and 10")
else:
   print (n,"is not divisible by 5 and 10")

5)To  print grade for the given total marks

Solution:
Mark=int(input ("Enter marks")
if(Mark>450):
   print ("A")
elif(Mark>400):
   print ("B")
elif(Mark>350):
   print ("C")
elif(Mark>300):
   print ("D")
else:
   print ("Fail")

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