if syntax in python
variable_name = input("y/n? >> ")
if variable_name == "y":
print("That's good! :) ")
# note the double equal signs. only a single equal sign will receive a Syntax error blah blah blah message.
elif variable_name == "n":
print("That's bad! :( ")
else:
print("You blow up for not following my instructions. Detention forever and get lost!")else if python
word = input('Word: ') # This will ask you to print a word
if word == 'hello': # <- If your response is: 'hello'
print('world') # <- It will output: 'world'
elif word == 'world': # If the response is: 'world'
print("Hey, that's my line >:(") # It will print this
else:
print("Hey buster you gonna say hello or not?")
# If sombody prints ANYTHING ELSE other than 'hello' or 'world'
# It will output that print statment above!
#Hope this helped you!Copyright © 2021 Codeinu
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