Exercise: Booleans and Conditionals

 Create a program and store your age in a variable. Then, ask the user for his age and print whether:

- He's older than you 

- He's younger than you

- You two have the same age 

Pause and return when you finish the exercise.

Solution

Let's start by creating a variable called my_age, get the user's age, and don't forget to convert the user's age to an integer since it's a number, not a text. Using a colon: will make the indentation for us.










































Lastly:















There you have the solution for this exercise. But it would be much better if our age was static. If I turn 33 years old, I will have to update the program, which is kind of boring, so we will have to use a date function, which is something we are going to learn later in the course. I hope you like this exercise for now. See you in the next tutorial!

Summary:
Code:
 
my_age = 32
user_age = int(input("Type your age: "))
if (user_age > my_age):
    print("You're older than me")
elif (user_age == my_age):
    print("We are the same age")
else:
    print("You're  younger than me")


  
Output:
Type your age: 28
You're  younger than me

Type your age: 40
You're older than me

Type your age: 32
We are the same age






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