Practice Challenge: Judging Every Case with if/elif/else

Judge every dragon fairly — one title each, even the tricky ones.

Lesson 4 of 5PROAges 10+

The Dragon Council

You know comparisons, if, elif, and else. The council challenge just needs all four together.

Remember: elif stops at the FIRST match, even when a later condition would also be true.

strength = 85
if strength >= 80:
    print("Mighty")
elif strength >= 40:
    print("Strong")

Output

Mighty

One dragon, one title. That rule matters even more now — you'll judge three dragons at once.

strength = 85, using if/elif/else with 80 and 40 as the cutoffs. How many titles print?

Why: 85 >= 80 is True, so Mighty prints and the chain stops right there — elif never even checks the 40 condition. One dragon, one title, always.

Gold is 200. If gold is 100 or more, say 'The door opens.' Otherwise, say 'Locked.' Use a variable, a comparison, and if/else together.