Learn Python Programming 3: If Statements (Conditions)

In this video we'll look at if statements.

They allow the code to branch based on a condition. They can be combined together into complicated nested if/elif/else blocks. We'll also look at the comparison operators.

I didn't mention in the vid but if/elif/else always follow the same order. They start with "if", followed by any number of "elif" and optionally a single "else" at the end.

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[rajcodes]

Great Video on Python - I have made use of your C++ tutorials and now I am learning tips about Python from you - thanks so much.

[kirill_bykov]

1:10 no need in parentheses for conditions.

[luked]

Nice tut! As an FYI, with Python, it is not required to put the condition of the if and elif in brackets. e.g. if j != 90: is OK.

[NeilRoy]

Great tut. Very similar to C. You don't need braces in C, or multiple lines if it is just one statement either. I wonder, is there a Python equivalent to C's switch?

[TheWeepingCorpse]

nice vid. the description says "int his" instead of "in this" lol.

[MichalMonday]

for some reason after an update of Windows 10 (within last few weeks) I don't have an option to open command prompt after right clicking, it shows powershell option instead