Dynamo | If Statements for simplifying the script | Python

Brief overview of vid:
We look a using an If statement for simplifying a script.
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[@shawncarpenter2877]

I just came across this bro, nice stack of shiiiiiii. Remember when we were working out of those useless books on the busted computers at school 🤣🤣🤣

[@TheBIMCoordinator]

Lol yes! Worthless books and terrible teaching!

[@MAGNETO-i1i]

I don't have the Python option in my Dynamo, why is that?

[@TheBIMCoordinator]

Hmm, I am not sure. I haven't experienced that or seen it happen.

[@ahmedmouafki2574]

thanky ou Sir i need to make this if to use elemeent from liste

[@pietpadda593]

Input a list into the Python script and create if statements for the indices of your input list. If you wish to output a list, create a new list eg. OUT = []

[@123rockstar2010]

I needed this, thank you so much!

[@TheBIMCoordinator]

Thanks, I have been working hard the past few months on better understanding python. So, if there is anything I missed let me know, I can do an update video.