take look at the following codeif catname ='fuzzball'print('your cat is fuzzy 'elif catname ='spots'print('your cat is spotted 'elseprint('your cat is not fuzzy or spotted 'if the catname variable is equal to the string 'fuzzball'then the if statement' condition is true and the if-block tells the user that their cat is fuzzy howeverif this condition is falsethen python tries the elif ("else if"statement' condition next if catname is 'spots'then the 'your cat is spotted string is printed to the screen if both are falsethen the code tells the user their cat isn' fuzzy or spotted you can have as many elif statements as you wantif catname ='fuzzball'print('your cat is fuzzy 'elif catname ='spots'print('your cat is spotted 'elif catname ='chubs'print('your cat is chubby 'elif catname ='puff'print('your cat is puffy 'elseprint('your cat is neither fuzzy nor spotted nor chubby nor puffy 'when one of the elif conditions is trueits code is executed and then execution jumps to the first line past the else-block so one and only one of the blocks in the if-elif-else statements will be executed you can also leave off the else-block if you don' need oneand just have ifelif statements making sure the player entered valid guess if len(guess! print('please enter single letter 'elif guess in alreadyguessedprint('you have already guessed that letter choose again 'elif guess not in 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'print('please enter letter 'elsereturn guess post questions to