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Flow with Conditionals

Briefing:

Now you know the basics it’s time to teach you one of the most useful things in programming, conditionals. Using “if statements” you can get a program to be dynamic and flow the way you want it to, based on the information it receives. If you’re ready, let’s go!

Hint:

Using the examples, try to create the if/elif/else logic for Challenge 1.

You can re-use most of your code from Challenge 1 in the other two challenges.

Code Solution:

The following code is the solution to this challenge. Please note that there may be alternative ways to complete this challenge.


# CHALLENGE 1: Check if the number of people is lower than the capacity.
#              If it is, print "success"
#              If the number of people is higher than the capacity,
#              print "too full"
#              If the number of people is equal to the capacity,
#              print "maximum people"
if people < capacity:
  print("success")
elif people > capacity:
  print("too full")
elif people == capacity:
  print("maximum people")

# CHALLENGE 2: Set the value of the people variable to 500.
#              Then run the same check from CHALLENGE 1 again.
people = 500
if people < capacity:
  print("success")
elif people > capacity:
  print("too full")
elif people == capacity:
  print("maximum people")

# CHALLENGE 3; Set the value of the people variable to 50.
#              Then run the same check from CHALLENGE 1 again.
people = 50
if people < capacity:
  print("success")
elif people > capacity:
  print("too full")
elif people == capacity:
  print("maximum people")

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