In Python, to check multiple conditions in an if statement, you can use logical operators:
and: All conditions connected by and must be True for the overall condition to be True. If any condition is False, the whole statement will evaluate as False.
or: With or, the overall condition will be True if at least one of the conditions is True. If all conditions are False, only then will the statement evaluate as False.
not: The not operator negates a condition, meaning it turns True into False and False into True.
By combining these operators, you can evaluate complex conditions within a single if statement and make decisions based on multiple criteria.