# booleans

x = 3

print x == 2

# proper indentation in python is essential

if x == 2:

print "x is indeed 2"

print "it's insane that the if block is determined by indentation"

# print "this will give me an error"

print "So, this will be printed regardless of x == 2"

# combining boolean expressions

y = 5

if x == 2 and y == 5:

print "Think positive"

elif x == 3 and y == 5:

print "Life's okay, I guess"

else:

print "That's it, I'm done!"

# iterating using in operator

name = "SlimShady"

rappers = ["SlimShady", "TheRealSlimShady", "Eminem"]

if name in rappers:

print "He's from Detroit"

else:

print "He's not a real rapper"

# comparing values vs objects

x = [1, 2, 3]

y = [1, 2, 3]

if x == y:

print "x and y are equal in terms of their values"

if x is y:

print "x and y are the same object"

else:

print "they're different objects though"

# the not operator

if True is not False:

print "This concludes the chapter"

print not False

print not True