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Python basic if else and or comparison code

Comparing input or variables is a quite a common task to do when creating programs.

In Python it can be done in a lot of ways, this example code below shows how it’s being done using “if else” and “or” statement.

Here’s the example code below:

#Get user input requires Python 3

input1 = input("1. Type something to test this out : ")

input2 = input("2. Type something to test this out : ")

input3 = input("3. Type something to test this out : ")

 #variable initialization is important or else it will result to NameError: name 'variable_name' is not defined

checkinput1 = 0

checkinput2 = 0

checkinput3 = 0

noinput = 1

 

#int(input1) convert the input1 string to an integer

if (int(input1) > 40):

  checkinput1 = "1"

elif ( int(input2) > 40):

  checkinput2 = "1"

elif ( int(input3) > 40):

  checkinput3 = "1"

else:

  noinput = 0

 

if (checkinput1 or checkinput2 or checkinput3 == "1"):

   print("At lest 1 input is more than 40")

else:

   print("All input are less than 40")

 Sample output:



One scenario that this can be used is when you got 3 or more inputs on an html page  that  requires only  1 input to be filled up from all the inputs that you asked the user to filled up. Of course, after the ‘if statement’ don’t just use print but execute some codes that needs to be done if a specific condition is meet or not.

 

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