How do you use the if function to say stuff like if x=y do this?

Answer 1

Your code should be like this

Operating_System = "Windows10"
if Operating_System == "Windows10":
print("OS updated")
else:
print("please update OS")

ERROR
1.You have to enclose strings with quotes
2.You have to use colons after if and else statements

Answer 2

if x == y:
#TODO

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Answer 3

Diogo Beijinha can you post the code here so we can figure out what happm actually

Answer 4

Seniru Pasan excuse all my mistakes XD.. I just started out python and it's my first time learning a programming language.. open to all the help I can get

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Answer 5

Seniru Pasan thank you so much! It finally worked. I completely forgot about that

Answer 6

Seniru Pasan but I've tried doing if windows10 == windows10 print updated and it gives a syntax error.. I've tried with and without quotation marks and it always gives a syntax error