Learn Python For Beginners 2021 | Tutorial Part #2 | If Statements

Learn Python For Beginners 2021 | Tutorial Part #2 | If Statements
Today we are going to be looking at IF Statements in Python.
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Tutorial #1 Getting Started https://youtu.be/emQSnPkLL9M
Tutorial #2 If Statements https://youtu.be/UMi26DDA4Yo
Tutorial #3 Functions https://youtu.be/V-l1Zh5m418
Tutorial #4 Loops https://youtu.be/xG4K13OjGTg
Tutorial #5 GUI https://youtu.be/trklxQM8iW8


If you are looking to learn Python for beginners, this video will give you the basics of using Python, as well as a few Python examples and tips that you can use right away. To begin with, let us talk about how to download Python. The first thing you need to do is find a website that sells software or hardware related to programming. Some of these websites offer the software for free. In other cases, you have to pay a fee for the software but most of these sites require some sort of payment in order to download the software.

Now, you will need to download the Python interpreter so that you can learn Python for beginners if statements. You can use your favorite search engine to find the download site that offers the software. Once you find a download site that you like, you will need to get the software and install it on your computer. After you install it, you should be able to see an icon on your desktop that says Python is installed. If you have a Linux machine, then you can use your distribution's package manager to install the program. If you are using Windows, then you can either use the Windows Installer or the Microsoft installation. Either way, you should have the program installed by the time you finish reading this article.

Now that you are set up with the Python interpreter, you should be able to write some if statements. To begin, you should take a line from your script and put it at the top of the if statement. The next part of the if statement will be to check if the first line of the code that follows is true or false. If the code at the top of the if statement is true, then you will place the code after the else clause. The last part of the if statement will check the value of the variable x and will replace it with the value given by the else clause. If the code at the top of the if statement is false, then the code will end with the else clause.

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