"Michael L. Pierre" <michael.pie...@ccpoa.org> Wrote in message: > _______________________________________________ > Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org > To unsubscribe or change subscription options: > https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor >
Start by posting in text form, since this is a text group. You apparently posted in html. And you doublespaced. Any reason you didn't use the date module? The code would have been much simpler. > gotten it resolved to the point that it understands leap years and gives > the correct age. Sometimes. > My problem arises when a date is input that is the current month, but a > future date (i.e. todayâs date is 1/28/2014 but the input dob is 1/30/1967) It skips over the elif option to subtract one year and prints out ***HAPPY BIRTHDAY*** > am only going to paste the non-leap year code, because the leap year code is > basically identical.  Problems from a quick perusal. The first if clause tries to handle the cases where the month is different. But it should only be subtracting 1 if age_month is negative. Next the elif clause. You subtract month_less but don't initialize it to zero. Why bother subtracting anyway? In this clause there's no adjustment needed. Next the missing elif for int(current_split[2]) < int(dob_split[2]): -- DaveA
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