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masanari suzuki
6,883 PointsPython Basics Task 2 of 2
For task 2 of the challenge, every time 'admitted ' is not False.what shoud i do.
3 Answers
Charles Ratkie
11,607 Pointsadmitted = None
if age >= 13:
admitted = True
else:
admitted = False
Since Kenneth is creating the 'age' variable for us, we just need to add an if/else conditional.
Chris Freeman
Treehouse Moderator 68,426 PointsBe sure that you are not assigning age to a value in your code. The grader will set age to various values when testing your code.
mkmk
15,897 PointsYou must set admitted to the proper boolean values on each branch of your if / else statement.
At the end of task 2, admitted will have had three values set in the code, total.
Patrick Akera
492 PointsPatrick Akera
492 PointsI made the stupid mistake of changing the value of the variable "admitted" to the number 13. and then proceeded with - if age >= 13: print("true"). some reason it worked and i passed task 1 :/ . but, this cleared the whole thing up, thanks!