How do 'If' statements work in Python?

Asked by emeka_nwankwo · 2 weeks ago

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amorebise · 2 weeks ago Top Answer

An 'If' statement is a crossroads. If you have money, you can take a Keke. Else, you walk. It allows your program to make decisions.

In Python, it looks like this: if money > 200: print("Take Keke"). It’s the foundation of making 'smart' programs that react to what the user does.

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