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Detron Whitfield
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 197 Pointsam i writing this wrong? years *= 365 I keep putting this in and I get a name error
years *= 365
years = 27
years *= 365
2 Answers
Elad Ohana
24,456 PointsDetron,
Your code as written is assigning the variable years to the value of 27, then reassigning the same variable the value of 27(the original value) multiplied by 365. The challenge asks that you assign that value to a variable named "days". Have another try at it!
Elad
Jack Harrison-Sherlock
6,002 PointsHey Detron,
As Elad mentioned, the challenge is asking you to multiply the variable 'years' and assign this as a new variable 'days'.
years = 27
days = years * 365
weeks = days / 7