the output of the previous code is as follows'bmtf the other thing we can do is use jtwhich is sort of the same thing as equal it' more python-ish representation of equalityso is the same thing as jtbut this is considered the more pythonic way of doing it so jtcomes back as 'bmtf because is not ifjgfmtfmppq jgjtqsjou)pxejeuibuibqqfofmjgqsjou :jlftfmtf qsjou "mmjtxfmmxjuiuifxpsmethe output of the above code is as follows"mmjtxfmmxjuiuifxpsme we can also do jgfmtf and fmtfjg blocks here too let' do something little bit more complicated here if jt would print )pxejeuibuibqqfobut of course is not so we will fall back down to the fmtfjg blockotherwiseif is not we'll test if well that' not true eitherbut if it didwe print :jlftand we will finally fall into this catch-all fmtf clause that will print "mmjtxfmmxjuiuifxpsme in factis not nor is greater than and sure enough"mmjtxfmmxjuiuif xpsme soyou knowother languages have very similar syntaxbut these are the peculiarities of python and how to do an jgfmtf or fmtfjg block so againfeel free to keep this notebook around it might be good reference later on looping the last concept want to cover in our python basics is loopingand we saw couple of examples of this alreadybut let' just do another onegpsyjosbohf qsjou