Python if AND

In Python, if statement is a conditional statement that allows us to run certain code only if a specific condition is true. By combining it with the AND operator, we can check if all conditions are true, giving us more control over the flow of our program.

Example : This program checks are you eligible to vote or not .

a = 20  # age
b = True  # Citizen status
if a >= 18 and b:
    print("Eligible")
else:
    print("Ineligible")

Eligible.

We can use the if with AND operator in many ways. Let's understand each one, step by step.

To validate user's input

The most common use case of an if statement with the and operator is to check if the data is correct and meets certain criteria.

Example :

a = 23 # age
b = "yes" # permission

if a >= 18 and b == "yes":
    print("Granted")
else:
    print("Denied")

Granted

Explanation:

• This code checks if a is 18 or older and b is "yes".
• As both conditions are true, it prints "Granted"

To validate the password

Python if with and operator is mostly use to check a password is strong and enough to keep accounts secure.

Example :

p = "securePass123" #password
if len(p) >= 8 and any(char.isdigit() for char in p):
    print("Valid")
else:
    print("Invalid")

Valid

Explantion:

• This code checks if p is at least 8 characters and contains a digit.

Handle Complex Logic in Game Development

Python if with the and operator is commonly used to check multiple conditions such as health and status.

Example :

a = 50  # health
b = True  # has_weapon
if a > 0 and b:
    print("Fight")
else:
    print("No Fight")

Fight

Explanation:

• This code Checks if a is positive and b is True.
• Prints "Fight" if both are true.