Step 1

Ask the user for their name and the year they were born.

name = input("What is your name? "),
age = int(input("What year were you born? "))

Step 2

Calculate and print the year they'll turn 25, 50, 75, and 100.

twentyFive_years = 25
print("{} in", (age + twentyFive_years), "you will be 25.".format(name))
print("{}".format(name), "in", age + (twentyFive_years * 2), "you will be 50")
print("{}".format(name), "in", age + (twentyFive_years * 3), "you will be 75")
print("{}".format(name), "in", age + (twentyFive_years * 4), "you will be 100")

Step

If they're already past any of these ages, skip them.

The four print lines where ive tried (as you can see) to get a good result returns instead as follows:-
{} in 1999 you will be 25. (Tried here to make a change )
('Jason',) in 2024 you will be 50
('Jason',) in 2049 you will be 75
('Jason',) in 2074 you will be 100

Now his solution isn't basic at all!!! I'm new to this however i'm still stuck with my little learning code, in JavaScript this is easy with literals but here it's crazy hard I'm finding python is less forgiving. Can anyone help with MY code NOT the solution code, please and thank you.