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# Example of using an else condition

# Variable declaration
temperature = 20

# Condition check
if temperature > 25:
    print("The weather is warm.")
else:
    print("The weather is cool or cold.")


# Another condition check
username = "admin"

if username == "admin":
    print("Logged in as administrator.")
else:
    print("Logged in as regular user.")

# The else Statement for When if Condition is False

The `else` statement is used with the `if` statement in conditional logic to define a code block that executes when the `if` condition is false.

```python title="Structure of if, else Statement"
if condition1:
    # Code to execute if condition1 is true
else:
    # Code to execute if all conditions are false
```

<br />

## How is the else Statement Used?

The `else` statement follows an `if` statement and does *not* include a condition.

Always add a colon `:` at the end of the `else` code line to signify the block of code that the else statement applies to.

```python title="Example of else Statement"
number = 3

# Check if number is divisible by 2
if number % 2 == 0:
    # Executes if number is divisible by 2
    print("It is even.")
else:
    # Executes if number is not divisible by 2
    print("It is odd.")
```