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Start your free trialBryan Diehl
1,937 PointsRoadblock when adding else condition
Cannot figure out why the else condition will not work. I double checked my indentation per the response by Alexey Kislitsin to Joe Thompson's question on Dec 30, 2016. I tried including "admitted = None" as well to no avail. What am I missing?
Thanks! Bryan
def age:
if age >= 13:
admitted = True
else:
admitted = False
Sean Hernandez
Courses Plus Student 9,350 PointsYes i agree you dont need to define age in your code python knows to create the variable age when running it through a if...else statement on its on so simpley
admitted = none if age >= 13: admitted = True else: admitted = False
This should suffice for this challenge
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsThere seems to be two issues:
- the original line supplied (that set admitted to None) should remain in the code
- no function is being created here (the "def age:" line should be removed)
Thomas Fildes
22,687 PointsHi Bryan,
You don't need to create a function for this challenge. You just need to create an if/else conditional statement. Please see the below code I used to pass this challenge:
admitted = None
if age >= 13:
admitted = True
else:
admitted = False
Hope this helps! Happy Coding!!!
Sashi Shah
2,528 PointsSashi Shah
2,528 PointsHi Steven .. That is so weird. I did not have the admitted=None in my screen - I just copied and pasted what Bryan sent and it gave me the green signal. Now that I go there and see, there is an admitted =None, and you are correct, it didn't pass. That line should remain in Bryan's answer. I am going to delete my earlier comment.