In an if-elif-else block, the first true statement will end the code. But, how can you check for multiple statements without terminating the program? Multiple if statements are the answer. Example:
if 1+8 == 4:
print("Incorrect!")
if 2+3 == 4:
print("InCorrect!")
if 2+2 == 4:
print("Correct!")
else:
print("Enter valid numbers!")
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This is how to check for multiple instances #python #shorts #conditionalstatement