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What is printed in the program?

derek_is_happy = True
if derek_is_happy:
print("True")
else:
print("False")

Notice that only the print("True") is part of the If-statement. The print("False") is part of the else.

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Now that we know about conditional and logical operators, let's see how they can be used in If-statements.
As we have seen, if statements allow you to control the flow of execution based on a condition.
A condition can only ever be True or False.
This means Booleans, conditional operators, and logical operators can be used to create a condition for an If-statement.
When the condition is True, everything that is under the if statement and indented will be executed.
On this page, the indents will be highlighted yellow so you can easily see what is part of the If-statement.
Also, remember the 'else' will be executed if the If-statement fails.
The 'else' isn't required but is helpful when you want to execute code when the If-statement fails.