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anthony pizarro
1,983 Pointsusing if statement
if I want to use an if statement to check if a persons age is equal or greater then, how would I do it?
age = input("what is your age")
if age ==> 50:
print("......")
i know this is wrong but I can't find anywhere how to do it right
how would I write this
1 Answer
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsCongratulations on resolving your own issue!
For future reference, you can find a list of operators with their evaluation order precedence in the online Python documentation.
anthony pizarro
1,983 Pointsanthony pizarro
1,983 Pointsnvm i figure it out
age=int(input("what is your age"))
if age >= int(50) print('.....")