--Originally published at Welcome to the Heaven
The last post was about the conditionals “if” and “elif”, and if you are smart you can see that in the post I forget one conditional that is as important as “if” and that is the conditional “else“.
The two last make that the program make a specific instructions if the answer is the same as the statement. So why is else different?
Else is the essential part of the conditionals that not is the most important but never can lack. Else makes that if the answer that the program receives is not the same as the statements of the conditionals, the program don’t stop and can continue running with the code inside else.
I know that you want an example:
