If is a basic control structure found in many programming languages. It allows for code to execute on a conditional basis using comparison operators to generate True/False statements. When the condition in an if statement is True the code in the block below is executed; when False, it is ignored.
if condition:
# execute code in the indented block
code block
condition : any True/False conditional statement resulting from comparison of one or more values and any logical operators
code block : any block of code indented any amount of space or tab stops
Executes code in the indented code block immediately below the if statement.
code.py output:
Hello World
Variable is less than 100
Variable is between 1 and 100
Variable is either 10 or 50
Variable is exactly 10