Day 5 of 100.

Today was all about decisions. With if, elif, and else, I made Python think like a mini-brain. 🧠

Depending on the age I typed, it gave different responses, from “Enjoy your youth” to “Life keeps getting better.” It feels like I’m teaching Python how to reason!
😊😊😊🤭

PythonZeroToHeroStudent

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Comments

[Dominik Kopócs]

Nice work! Once you get comfortable with if-elif-else, you might also enjoy trying out Python's match-case. It's like the little sibling of if-else. Sometimes cleaner and more readable when checking multiple conditions. 😉

Here’s the same example using match-case with a little improvement. We check if the input is less than 1, as it cannot be real:

age = int(input("Enter your age: "))

match age:
    case n if 1 > n:
        print("I don't think you were telling the truth.")
    case n if n < 18:
        print("You are still a teenager. Enjoy your youth! ")
    case n if 18 <= n < 30:
        print("Welcome to adulthood! ")
    case _:
        print("Life keeps getting better with age. ")

If you feel like it, try adding another check to show the same message if an age greater than 120 is entered. ☺️

[TANYA LYOP ACHAYI]

I am definitely trying it.. 🥰🤭🙏🏾