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Python Python Basics (2015) Logic in Python Conditional Value

Not working

This seems to work on my console and gives me "False" but I keep on getting an error message on here. What am I doing wrong here?

conditions.py
admitted = True
age = 10
if age >= 13:
  print("True")
else:
  print("False")

admitted = None age = 14 if age >= 13: admitted = True else: admitted = False

5 Answers

Hi, It does not ask you to create the age variable. Also, Instead of printing True and False you have to change the value of admitted to True or False depending whether age is greater than 13 or not.

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

I'm going to create a variable named age.

I need you to make an if condition that sets admitted to True if age is 13 or more.

You don't have to print anything you just need to set admitted to True or False

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

this should fix it:

admitted = None

if age >= 13:
  admitted = True
else:
  admitted = False

I was looking at the other dude's response since he responded before you. Was able to figure it out. Thanks.

This worked for me: admitted = None age = 14 if age >= 13: admitted = True else: admitted = False