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Python Python Basics (2015) Python Data Types Age Calculation

David Lopes
David Lopes
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Posted by David Lopes
David Lopes
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Not sure what I'm doing wrong

Here is my code.

age.py 
years = 27
years * 365 = days

1 Answer

Haider Ali
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Haider Ali
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Haider Ali
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Haider Ali
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Hi there David. When assigning a variable in python, the name of the variable should go first, followed by an equals sign, and then whatever you want to go inside the variable:

years = 27
days = years * 365

Thanks, Haider

David Lopes
David Lopes
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David Lopes
David Lopes
827 Points

Wow, that makes sense. Thank you for your help!