Conditions and loops (python)

Question

How to set up a condition which only works when the other conditions are false for all instances (elements ) of the iterable .

Answer 1

if all(not [instance condition(s)] for instance in iterable):
# do stuff if all [instance condition(s)] are false

Answer 2

if
elif
elif
...
else <--- this one runs when all others don't pass. you could call it the default.

Answer 3

Thanks that is what i was looking for.

Answer 4

the square brackets no.

however you could use parenthesis (round brackets) to enclose your conditionnal expressions ;)

Answer 5

edited my answer to remove the unexpected 'if' ^^

Answer 6

Are the brackets part of the code?