If Statement1 is true and Statement2 is true

[Kid Programmer]

Hello guys. I was wondering if it is possible to execute certain commands within a if statement if two conditions are true. I know that in C++ and JavaScript you can do something like
if (5 > 4 && 3>4) {
cout << "Hello, world!"
}
or in JavaScript
if (5>4 && 3>4) {
document.write( "Hello, world!")

So can you do the same thing in Python? Thanks :-)

[bvdet]

Hello guys. I was wondering if it is possible to execute certain commands within a if statement if two conditions are true. I know that in C++ and JavaScript you can do something like
if (5 > 4 && 3>4) {
cout << "Hello, world!"
}
or in JavaScript
if (5>4 && 3>4) {
document.write( "Hello, world!")

So can you do the same thing in Python? Thanks :-)

Yes.[code=Python]>>> a = 3
>>> b = 4
>>> if a < 5 and b < 5:
... print 'Both conditions are True'
...
Both conditions are True
>>> if a < 5:
... if b > 5:
... print 'b is greater than 5'
... elif b < 5:
... print 'b is less than 5'
... else:
... print 'b equals 5'
...
b is less than 5
>>> [/code]

[Kid Programmer]

Thanks I tried that and it worked. And you could do it with 3, 4 etc right?

[Smygis]

Hello guys. I was wondering if it is possible to execute certain commands within a if statement if two conditions are true. I know that in C++ and JavaScript you can do something like
if (5 > 4 && 3>4) {
cout << "Hello, world!"
}
or in JavaScript
if (5>4 && 3>4) {
document.write( "Hello, world!")

So can you do the same thing in Python? Thanks :-)

Last time i did any math 3 whas in fact smaler than 4. Wich makes that statement false. And the hello, world part wont be executed. So if you did the same thing in python im not suprised it didnt work.

[code=python]
>>> 3>4
False
>>> 3<4
True
>>> 5>4 and 3>4
False
>>> 5>4 and 3<4
True
>>>
[/code]

[Kid Programmer]

I was just giving an example.