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a = 17
b = 23

a == b



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a > b



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a < b



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b = 17

a == b



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a > b



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a >= b



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c = 'cat'
d = 'dog'

c == d



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c != d



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print(a,b)



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a = 40
b = 27
c = 0

if a == b:
    print("a equals b!  hooray!")
    c = 1
    
if a < b:
    print("a less than b")
    c = 2
    
if a > b:
    print("a greater than b")
    c = 3

print("the value of c is:", c)



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a = 30
b = 17

if a > b:
    print("a greater than b")
    
    if a <= 25:
        print("a is less than or equal to 25")

    if a > 25:
        print("a is huge.")

a = 51 b = 15 c = 10

if (a < 50 or b > 10) or c > 10: print("lots of things are true!")

what have we learned?

Boolean logic tells us if expressions are true or false
We use the 'if' statement to evaluate expressions and act on that.
We can combine multiple expressions together in an if statement to make very complex comparisons and decisions