Identifying Salt pH

[Danielle Goldwirth 3F]

I watched a youtube video to clarify my understanding on identifying acidic/basic/neutral salts.
It seems like there are a few ways to approach this kind of question.
Generally:

Strong Acid + Strong Base -> neutral salt

Strong Acid + Weak Base -> acidic salt

Strong Base + Weak Acid -> basic salt

I know we've discussed the cations and anions and formation with H2O, etc, in relation to this, but is it not as simple as following the above when determining the answer to these questions?

[Sunny Wu 3A]

I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure it's this simple, unless there are cases like weak base + weak acid that may arise?

[Danielle Goldwirth 3F]

I thought I remembered seeing somewhere that contradicted it but maybe not.
Good to know thank you!

[Nancy Yao]

I think it is like this too.

[705383815]

What matters in the end, my friend, is the relative concentrations of H+ and OH-, so if you get molecules that are slightly stronger at providing H+ molecules over OH- molecules, then the solution should overall be acidic.

[Isaias Gomez D3A]

correct, from my understanding :) and very useful, thank you!

[Nick Saeedi 1I]

I think this is the correct way it works.