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Brianna Washington
576 Pointssyntax
I am getting a syntax error on line one of what was given. Do I need to change the given variable?
admitted = None
if age => 13
admitted = True
1 Answer
Steven Parker
229,644 PointsThe symbol for the operator is the issue. The correct symbol for a "greater than or equal" comparison is ">=".
And as Stivan pointed out, an "if" statement should end with a colon.
Stivan Radev
1,475 PointsStivan Radev
1,475 PointsI just saw your mistake, actually the 2 mistakes that you made. First, the "=>", just like what Steven Parker said below, it should be ">=" (Thanks @StevenParker) Second, in the video, you can see that he used this " if age > 10000:", as you can see there is this at the end of the number ":". So basically you forgot to put : at the end of the number 13.
admitted = None if age >= 13: admitted = True
Good luck!