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Python What does this code signifies in relation to boolean logic?

shivajikobardan

Legendary Coder
Code:
my_age = 10

if my_age >= 100:
  print("One hundred years old! Very impressive.")
elif my_age <= 3:
  print("Awwww. Just a baby.")
else:
  print("Ah - a very fine age indeed")


Article says-:
Booleans are used in your code to make it behave differently based on current conditions within your program. You can use boolean values and comparisons in conjunction with the if, elif, and else keyoards as one means to achieve this.
 
Code:
my_age = 10

if my_age >= 100:
  print("One hundred years old! Very impressive.")
elif my_age <= 3:
  print("Awwww. Just a baby.")
else:
  print("Ah - a very fine age indeed")

A boolean is basically true/false. You are evaluating something. You can evaluate a variable, a statement, etc. So when you say my_age >= 100 you are saying "if my age is over or equal to 100 is TRUE" then... else if "my age is less than or equal to 3" is TRUE then... etc.

So, the "boolean" is whether or not what you are testing is true or false. yes or no, 0 or 1
 

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