# Python If-Then-Elif-Else Statement

In previous two articles, we discussed conditional statements such as and . All of those previous structures are using one conditions only, what if, we want to check multiple conditions at different time and make decisions based on the output of those conditions. The python has a special construct to check multiple conditions one after another. Look at the figure below to understand this logic better.

Note that the condition 1 comes from if-block, condition 2 comes from elif, condition 3 is elif and else block is D.

The first condition, is the if-block and if true then executes the and if false will move to the next condition, which is . If is true, that will execute and if it is false then move to . The if true will execute the and if everything is false, the final output is .

### Example – If-then-elif-else

\begin{aligned}
&A = Excellent\\
&B = Outstanding\\
&C = Very \hspace{3px}Good\\
&D = Good\\
&E = Fair \\
&F = Fail
\end{aligned}

We need to print the result based on the grade that the student gets. Consider the following code.

grade = input("Enter Your Grade:" )

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>>>