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## What's this if/else nonsense?
Sometimes, our programs need to make decisions, we need to do one thing if some condition is true, and something else if it's not. We use if/else statements to ask questions in our program so we can make decisions about what should happen. The format of an if statement starts off simple.
`if (some condition):
```
if (some condition):
(DO STUFF IF CONDITION IS TRUE)
else:
(DO STUFF IF CONDITION IS FALSE)`
(DO STUFF IF CONDITION IS FALSE)
```
We can check different things to make different choices, neat. But what do we do if we need to ask a bunch of related questions in our program? That's were elif comes in.