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Python Python Basics (2015) Python Data Types Age Calculation

Posted by David Russell
David Russell
Courses Plus Student 285 Points

Hmmm. I was pretty sure I had this right

I thought this was right

age.py 
years = int(47)
years = 47 * 365
days = years - 365

1 Answer

Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,771 Points
Steven Parker
Steven Parker
229,771 Points

The instructions say to "multiply years by 365 and assign it to the variable days", but this code assigns the result of that calculation to "years" instead.

Also, the value "47" is already an integer, so it doesn't need to be passed to the "int" function. And when multiplying, use the variable "years" instead of repeating the value assigned to it.