# An if statement is a statement that only executes IF the condition is TRUE
# An else statement is a statement that only executes IF the condition is FALSE
# Try running this quick to see what happens
if(1 < 100):
print("The condition was true!\n")
else:
print("The condition was false!\n")
# As a note, the \n in the string simply adds a new line at the end of the printout
# To write an if statement, it must be in this format
# if(condition):
# statement if true
# else:
# statement if false
#
# You must hit tab to let python know what is in the if/else sections
# The if statement below currently does not come out true
# Edit the elements in myList to make it execute the first statement
myList = [10, 5, 17, 300]
if(myList[1] > myList[2]):
print("You did it!\n")
else:
print("Close, but not quite.\n")
# Try making your own if/else statement below!
