Car game - struggling to understand one of the if statements

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As in the picture, the boolean “started” with the default as false, which means that the car has not been started yet. As my logic goes, “if started” means the car has not been started according to the preset variable “started=false”, why would Mosh type after that “print(‘Car is already started’)”
Can anyone explain this to me why this happens?

Another question:
What’s the relations between the 6-hour long python video Mosh posted on youtube and the 12-hour python course on Mosh’s website?

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You reasoning is correct when the execution first enters the while loop. However, take into account that the loop keeps executing indefinitely, then consider:

  • What happens when the user enters the command “start” for the first time.
  • What happens afterwards, once started is True and the user types in start again.
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Thank you for the answer, I think I got it now. Appreciate your help

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If both the video and the course cover Python programming, it’s likely that they share some fundamental concepts. The longer course might delve deeper into certain topics, provide more examples, and offer a more structured learning path. There is always a risk, as with best fake id getting a driver’s license online, but many choose this let because it is faster and more expensive. It’s also possible that the course on the website includes additional resources, exercises, or support not found in the YouTube video.