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Juan Uribe
908 PointsI am reading through the directions and they seem unclear. Do I need to change the variable admitted's value?
The directions say to create a line of code that states admitted >= 13 then its true but value for admitted is none
admitted = None
1 Answer
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsThe existing code sets the initial value of "admitted".
You'll do a test, and based on the result you will give "admitted" another value.
rigel hope
9,890 Pointsrigel hope
9,890 PointsI think they're asking you to take advantage of the fact that the statement "age >= 13" is going to have a True or False value, and use that to assign the same value to "admitted" directly, like how "age = 1 + 1" will set age to 2.
remember, "=" sets a variable, and "==" compares for equality.