Yes, yes, yes!

Look at the example of this small program where we introduce the if (if) instruction to

test a condition:

from laby.global_fr import *
from random import randint
c = "r " if randint(0,1) == 1 else ". "
carte = "o o o o\n"
carte+= "o → " + c + " x\n"
carte+= "o o o o\n"
Laby(carte = carte)

debut()
if regarde() == Caillou:
    prend()
    avance()
    gauche()
    gauche()
    pose()
    droite()
    droite()
else:
    avance()
ouvre()

Below, the large web (Toile) blocks the passage, but not the small web (

PetiteToile). Be careful, they are not always in the same place! Use if and

regarde() to find the right passage in all cases.

???
if regarde() == Toile:
    ???
else:
    ???

from laby.global_fr import *
Laby(niveau = "3a")