from datetime import date birth_day = date(1977, 6, 9) right_now = date.today() if (right_now.month >= birth_day.month) & (right_now.day >= birth_day.day): age = right_now.year - birth_day.year else: age = right_now.year - birth_day.year - 1 if age >= 30: age = 29
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{ 20 } Comments
Happy Birthday man.
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Dream on:P
Happy b’day
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Congratulations!
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Merry Christmas *g*
Ohw, sorry, I mean:
Happy Birthday! May all your wishes come true!
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It’s a good thing you didn’t try to use this script before this year…your age would have been off for the first half of every year!
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Also, happy birthday.
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Happy Birthday!
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Happy Birthday!
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Happy Birthday man…
Too funny. lol
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Hehe, happy birthday, Aaron
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@Sandy- Good call! Fixed!
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Happy Birthday. Now if I can just make believe this is C++ and make it a little more realistic :).
from datetime import date
birth_day = date(1977, 6, 9)
right_now = date.today()
if (right_now.month >= birth_day.month) & (right_now.day >= birth_day.day):
age = right_now.year - birth_day.year
age = 30;
enjoy :).
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Happy birthday. If you don’t like if statements–or like the elegance of modular arithmetic–there’s always:
age = age % 30
Ah, to be zero again.
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I’ve probably thought about this too much… but your statement doesn’t work if
month > birthday month
and
day
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Oops, I’m wasn’t escaping quoting XHTML characters.
It doesn’t work if today’s month is more than the birth month, but today’s day is less than the birth day.
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Happy birthday!! You know birthdays are good for you, because the more you have, the longer you live!
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happy birthday. My son wishes you a happy birthday as well
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Thank you everyone! It was a good birthday. I still maintain, however, that I’m still 29.
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Happy Birthday! Coincidentally, we share the same birthdate. Of course, my script must be different from yours, because I don’t have any problems claiming that I’m now 30.
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Congratulations!
I also suggest dropping the bad habit of using bitwise operators (&) instead of boolean ones (and).
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