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Python Python Basics (2015) Logic in Python Conditional Value

nicole smith
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nicole smith
Courses Plus Student 701 Points
Posted by nicole smith
nicole smith
Courses Plus Student 701 Points

invalid syntax (<string>, line 1)

Here is the code I wrote. admitted = None If age >= 13: admitted = True

challenge 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.

why am i getting the invalid syntax error.

conditions.py 
admitted = None
If age >= 13:
    admitted = True

1 Answer

Stuart Wright
Stuart Wright
41,119 Points
Stuart Wright
Stuart Wright
41,119 Points

'If' should not have a capital I. Everything else looks correct.

nicole smith
nicole smith
Courses Plus Student 701 Points
nicole smith
nicole smith
Courses Plus Student 701 Points

LOL thanks it worked as soon as i changed it to lower case