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Python Python Basics (2015) Logic in Python Conditional Value

ChennaKesavaRao Tummala
ChennaKesavaRao Tummala
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Posted by ChennaKesavaRao Tummala
ChennaKesavaRao Tummala
971 Points

Bummer! Don't set the `age` variable, I'll do that for you.

admitted = None age = 13 if age > 10: admitted = True else: admitted = False

conditions.py 
admitted = None
age = 13
if age > 10:
    admitted = True
else:
    admitted = False

3 Answers

ds1
ds1
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ds1
ds1
7,627 Points

Hi, I think the instructions are meant for you to create an if statement that evaluates "age", regardless of what "age" is. That is, don't give age a value... just use it in your if statement... like:

admitted = None if age >= 13: admitted = True else: admitted = False

If age is greater than or equal to 13, set the admitted variable to True... else, set the admitted variable to False. Thanks, D.

ds1
ds1
7,627 Points
ds1
ds1
7,627 Points

Great!