Sometimes all you need is to do something if a condition is met (a simple if clause). At other times, you need to provide an alternative, in case the condition is False (if/else clause), but there are situations where you may have more than two paths to choose from, so, since calling the manager (or not calling them) is kind of a binary type of example (either you call or you don't), let's change the type of example and keep expanding. This time, we decide on tax percentages. If my income is less than $10,000, I won't pay any taxes. If it is between $10,000 and $30,000, I'll pay 20% in taxes. If it is between $30,000 and $100,000, I'll pay 35% in taxes, and if it's over $100,000, I'll (gladly) pay 45% in taxes. Let's ...
A specialized else – elif
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