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Hey there, let's try a bit of Python practice around taking input from users,

try and accept blocks, and conditions.

There's a workspace attached to this video where you can write your code, or

you can do it locally by downloading the workspace through the File menu.

All right, let's see what you need to do and

these instructions are deceptively simple.

This challenge has three major steps, but

of course there's probably some minor steps you'll need to discover on your own.

First, you need to get input from the user for their name and

what year they were born.

You wanna make sure that they give you a year that's an integer.

We don't have Star Trek's floating point dates just yet.

Then you'll need to figure out what year they'll turn 25, 50, 75, and 100.

It's gonna require some math.

And lastly, you need to print out when those years are.

So I'm kinda leaving this part up to you,

at least a little bit, I don't care how you format your message.

Go ahead and format them however you want.

It'd be good though if you use their name, since you asked for it, and

said something like, Kenneth, you'll be 50 in the year 2031.

And don't put out any ages or years that are already passed.

These should only be days that they have to look forward to.

All right, I'm gonna let you get to it and I'll see you in the next video