- conditional testswrite series of conditional tests print statement describing each test and your prediction for the results of each test your code should look something like thiscar 'subaruprint("is car ='subaru' predict true "print(car ='subaru'print("\nis car ='audi' predict false "print(car ='audi'look closely at your resultsand make sure you understand why each line evaluates to true or false create at least tests have at least tests evaluate to true and another tests evaluate to false - more conditional testsyou don' have to limit the number of tests you create to if you want to try more comparisonswrite more tests and add them to conditional_tests py have at least one true and one false result for each of the followingtests for equality and inequality with strings tests using the lower(function numerical tests involving equality and inequalitygreater than and less thangreater than or equal toand less than or equal to tests using the and keyword and the or keyword test whether an item is in list test whether an item is not in list if statements when you understand conditional testsyou can start writing if statements several different kinds of if statements existand your choice of which to use depends on the number of conditions you need to test you saw several examples of if statements in the discussion about conditional testsbut now let' dig deeper into the topic simple if statements the simplest kind of if statement has one test and one actionif conditional_testdo something