Conditional Statements

First Function:drink(money)

def drink(money): 
    if money >= 2: 
        return "You've got yourself a drink!" 
    else: 
        return "No drink for you!" 

print(drink(4))    # Enough money → drink
print(drink(1))    # Not enough → no drink

Explanation:

• If money is 2 or more, it returns a success message.

• Otherwise, it returns a rejection message.

Output:

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Second Function:alcohol(age, money)

def alcohol(age, money):
    if (age >= 21) and (money >= 5):
        return "We're getting a drink!"
    elif (age >= 21) and (money < 5):
        return "Come back with more money!"
    elif (age < 21) and (money >= 5):
        return "Nice try, kiddo!"
    else:
        return "You're too poor and too young!"

print(alcohol(21, 5))   # Age and money OK
print(alcohol(21, 3))   # Old enough but not enough money
print(alcohol(18, 10))  # Too young
print(alcohol(15, 3))   # Too young and poor

Explanation:

• Checks both age and money using if, elif, and else.

• Uses and to combine conditions.

Output:

#!/bin/python3

# Conditional Statements
def drink(money):
    if money >= 2:
       return "You've got yourself a drink!"
    else:
        return "No drink for you!"
print(drink(4))
print(drink(1))



def alcohol(age,money):
	if (age >= 21) and (money >= 5):
		return "We're getting a drink!"
	elif (age >= 21) and (money < 5):
		return "Come back with more money!"
	elif (age < 21) and (money >= 5):
		return "Nice try,kiddo!"
	else:
		return "You're too poor and too young!"
print(alcohol(21,5))
print(alcohol(21,3))
print(alcohol(18,10))
print(alcohol(15,3))