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kevin burns
2,570 Pointsplz what's wrong
I thought I the code right ... guess not...
years = 41
years * 365 = days
3 Answers
andren
28,558 PointsYou have the assignment the wrong way around. Remember than in programming the = symbol is not used to declare two things as equal, like it does in math, but to assign a value to something.
That means that to assign years * 365 to days you have to have days on the left side of the equals sign. Like this:
years = 41
days = years * 365
Afloarei Andrei
5,163 Pointsuse the variable first, then assign the value
kevin burns
2,570 Pointsthanks that worked!!