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Python Python Basics (2015) Logic in Python Conditional Value

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

admitted = None

if age > 13 admitted = True

Invalid syntax ?

conditions.py
admitted = None

if age > 13
    admitted = True

2 Answers

Hi Yoann,

The if syntax in Python requires a colon after the Boolean, before entering the closure.

admitted = None

if age > 13:
    admitted = True

Hope that helps!

Tks ;)