Python If...else Statement

Simple If Statement

x = 23

if x > 0:

  print("x is positive value")

print("this is always printed")

x = -1

if x > 0:

  print(x, "is positive number")

print("this is also always printed")

Output

If...Else statement 

a = -7

if  a > 0:

  print(a, " is positive")

else:

  print(a," is Negative")

output

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