Is it possible to use an alternative to if/else statements in repl python 3.7? - python-3.7

Question

Is there a better solution in python for making large strings of if/else statements for a random input using import random on version 3.7? I feel like it's a bit counterproductive to write the same if else statements for each input. If not, are there any ways to make my code more efficient?
if G.casefold() == "a":
Boss_Health = Boss_Health - A
print("user dealt", A, "damage with A")
print("Boss health:", Boss_Health)
print("Health:", Health)
print("Bosses turn")
print("")
G = random.randint(1, 20)
if G == 1:
Boss_L = Boss_L + Boss_A
print("Boss_L has been upgraded by", Boss_A, "and now deals",
Boss_L, "damage")
print("Boss Health:", Boss_Health)
print("Health:", Health)
print("users turn")
str(G)
G = input()
if G == 2:
Boss_Health = Boss_Health + Boss_B
print("Boss healed", Boss_B, "hp to Boss")
print("Boss Health:", Boss_Health)
print("Health:", Health)
print("users turn")
str(G)
G = input()
if G == 3:
Boss_M = Boss_M + Boss_B
print("Boss_M has been upgraded by", Boss_B, "and now deals",
Boss_M, "damage")
print("Boss Health:", Boss_Health)
print("Health:", Health)
print("users turn")
str(G)
G = input()

Answer 1

Usually, the first bit to look for is where there is duplication of code. In your program, I saw the following lines entered repeatedly:
print("Boss Health:", Boss_Health)
print("Health:", Health)
print("users turn")
str(G)
G = input()
Those would be a candidate to group into some type of function. Realizing that the value of "G" gets either a manual entry or a random entry, following is a version of your code with repeated code pulled out and placed into a separate function.
import random
def Vitals(b_h, h, rndm = None): # Separate function to handle repeated statements
print("Boss health:", b_h)
print("Health:", h)
print("Bosses turn")
print("")
z = " "
if rndm == "gen":
z = random.randint(1, 20)
else:
z = input("Enter your choice: ")
return z
def game_loop():
A = 1
G = " "
Boss_Health = 10
Boss_A = 2
Boss_B = 2
Boss_L = 1
Health = 20
while True:
if G.casefold() == "a":
Boss_Health = Boss_Health - A
print("user dealt", A, "damage with A")
G = Vitals(Boss_Health, Health, "gen")
if G == 1:
Boss_L = Boss_L + Boss_A
print("Boss_L has been upgraded by", Boss_A, "and now deals", Boss_L, "damage")
G = Vitals(Boss_Health, Health)
if G == 2:
Boss_Health = Boss_Health + Boss_B
print("Boss healed", Boss_B, "hp to Boss")
G = Vitals(Boss_Health, Health)
if G == 3:
Boss_M = Boss_M + Boss_B
print("Boss_M has been upgraded by", Boss_B, "and now deals", Boss_M, "damage")
G = Vitals(Boss_Health, Health)
if G == "q" or G == "Q":
break
G = Vitals(Boss_Health, Health)
return
game_loop()
Not having your full program, I improvised to create a user input loop to test this out. But the net effect is a shorter program that cuts down on repeated code which also reduces the chance of some inconsistencies creeping into the various blocks of code that utilize the function.
Give that a try.