Python if Keyword
Definition and Usage
The if keyword is used to create conditional 
statements (if statements), and allows you to execute a block of code only if a 
condition is True.
Use the else keyword to execute code if the 
condition is False, see example below.
More Examples
Example
Print "YES" if x is larger than 6, otherwise print "NO":
    x = 5
if x > 6:
  
    print("YES")
else:
  print("NO")
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Related Pages
The else 
keyword.
The elif 
keyword.
Read more about conditional statements in our Python Conditions Tutorial.
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