Can you make multiple “if” conditions in Python?

In JavaScript, one could do this:

if (integer > 3 && integer < 34){
    document.write("Something")
}

Is this possible in Python?

Answers:

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Method 1

Python indeed allows you to do such a thing

if integer > 3 and integer < 34

Python is also smart enough to handle:

if 3 < integer < 34:
    # do your stuff

Method 2

Python replaces the usual C-style boolean operators (&&, ||, !) with words: and, or, and not respectively.

So you can do things like:

if (isLarge and isHappy) or (isSmall and not isBlue):

which makes things more readable.

Method 3

Just on formatting. If you have very long conditions, I like this way of formatting

if (isLarge and isHappy) 
or (isSmall and not isBlue):
     pass

It fits in nicely with Python’s comb formatting

Method 4

if integer > 3 and integer < 34:
    # do work

Method 5

yes like this:

if 3 < integer < 34:
    pass

Method 6

Yes, it is:

if integer > 3 and integer < 34:
   document.write("something")

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