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Python Python Basics (2015) Logic in Python Conditional Value

Matthew Williams
Matthew Williams
3,103 Points
Posted by Matthew Williams
Matthew Williams
3,103 Points

Help with 'if' command

I'm trying to have admitted to equal 'true' if the age of said variable is 13 or more. Here's my code.

admitted = None
if age > 13

I don't know what I'm doing wrong.

conditions.py 
admitted = None
if age > 13

1 Answer

Taylor Schimek
Taylor Schimek
19,318 Points
Taylor Schimek
Taylor Schimek
19,318 Points

You are close. you have your if condition correct. Need the colon at the end of the if line. Then you need to say what you want to happen if the if condition is met.

Matthew Williams
Matthew Williams
3,103 Points
Matthew Williams
Matthew Williams
3,103 Points

I forgot about that. Thank you, Taylor!