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Start your free trialRuben WhyDoILoseFocus
688 PointsConditions - if else
Hello guys I'm kind of rapping my head around this concept but still confused. Thanks in advance.
Ruben
admitted = None
age = 13
if age > 10:
admitted = True
print(admitted)
else age <= 13:
admitted = False
1 Answer
Sean Manners
14,816 PointsHi Ruben,
You pretty much have it. The only issue was your syntax, but well done so far!
Basically, you're setting to so that if age is Greater Than, or Equal to 13, set admitted to True. Since from there, the only alternative would be less than 13, you just have to put else.
admitted = None
if age >= 13:
admitted = True
else:
admitted = False