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Python Python Basics (2015) Logic in Python Conditional Value

faysal Garaad
faysal Garaad
303 Points
Posted by faysal Garaad
faysal Garaad
303 Points

CODE CHALLENGE

I'm asked to set addmited to true if the age is 13 or more but this is not working for me

conditions.py 
admitted = "None"
if age is => 13:
    print ("True")

2 Answers

David Deberry
David Deberry
5,447 Points
David Deberry
David Deberry
5,447 Points

Hey your code is close but you have the >= in the wrong order. Make sure the equal to is always last. 

if age >= 13:
    admitted = True
faysal Garaad
faysal Garaad
303 Points
faysal Garaad
faysal Garaad
303 Points

Thank you david that was helpful

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,708 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,708 Points

You're on the right track, but you have a few issues yet:

  • the word "is" won't be needed in the comparison expression
  • instead of "=>", the symbol for "greater or equal" is ">="
  • if the condition passes, you still need to set admited to True, but you won't need to "print" anything
faysal Garaad
faysal Garaad
303 Points
faysal Garaad
faysal Garaad
303 Points

Thank you steven i did it and it passed