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Python Python Basics (2015) Logic in Python Conditional Value

Posted by Rotem Rozmarin
Rotem Rozmarin
1,961 Points

admitted = None

is it OK?

conditions.py 
admitted = None
if age > 13
    admitted = True
eals admitted = None
Hamid Alijani
Hamid Alijani
Courses Plus Student 539 Points
Hamid Alijani
Hamid Alijani
Courses Plus Student 539 Points

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

1 Answer

Michael Kurfis
Michael Kurfis
6,584 Points
Michael Kurfis
Michael Kurfis
6,584 Points

Rotem,

You'll need a colon (:) after your 'if' statement, and since 'admitted' is already set to None you don't need an 'else'.

admitted = None
if age > 13:
    admitted = True