Using IF and ELSE gives two possible choices (paths) that a program can follow. However, sometimes more than two choices are wanted. To do this, the statement ELSE IF is used. Python close PythonA ...

If the expression is true, execution flows through the THEN alternative. If the expression is false, the ELSE statement, if present, is executed. Otherwise, the next statement is executed. The IF ...

SALONI: Now let's see how we can use an 'if/else' statement with our buddy Scrat. On-screen graphic shows a programming block in Blockly with three segments labelled 'if path ahead', 'do', and 'else'.