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Python

Conditions

Hi, I was wondering if anyone could help me with one of my questions. I am having trouble figuring out the answer.

I have; admitted = None age = 15 if age >= 13:

I don't know how to get admitted to true.

2 Answers

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
243,657 Points

The first line sets "admitted" to "None", so setting it to "True" would look the same but substituting "True" for "None".

Also, you do not want to create and set the "age" variable. The challenge is going to do that itself when testing the program. Your code will only test that value.

Thank you so so much. I was so confused.