#Relational Operators:
#> greater
#< smaller
#>= greater or equal
#<= smaller or equal
#!= not equal
#== equal

#The result of the relational operator statement
#is LOGIC result
#True or False 

#All numeric values in Python have logic values as 
#well. The rule is: 0 - is False, not zero - True

#Write a program that reads a student grade for one 
#course and finds if the student pass or fail 
#The rule: 60 and above - pass, below 60 - fail
#Assume that grade is INTEGER

#Part I Input:
grade=int(input("Enter grade "))

#Part II calculations and results
if(grade>=60):
	print("Great Job ")
	print("You pass the course ")
else:
	print("You would need to try again")
	print("Sorry you fail the course")

#Explanation: General form of if/else statement:
#if(expression):
#	If Statements
#else:
#	Else Statements

#How it works:
#Expression is evaluated. If the value is TRUE
#If Statements are executed otherwise Else Statements
#are executed