00:02
So in this question we are asked that we need to write if else statements which compare age variable to 65.
00:17
We compare this and if age is greater than or equal 65, we should increment senior citizen count by one.
00:42
We should add plus 1 to this else we should add one to a counter which is non -seniors.
00:56
So basically if there is a senior citizen which is greater than 65 years of age, we add to this counter senior citizen and if it is less than we just mean else, which means it's neither equal to nor is it greater than which means it is less than 65.
01:12
In that case we will be adding one to a non -signior citizen or non -signior citizen or non -signor senior counter.
01:19
So the statements are basically this portion of the code in the right side.
01:27
So this is directly straight away from the language itself.
01:32
I'm writing this in python because in python, i mean in most languages this would be very similar.
01:40
So what you're saying is if age which is an already defined variable is greater than equal to this is the symbol for greater than equal to.
01:50
It's going to check both greater than as well as equal to condition.
01:54
And 65 is what we is the comparing edge.
01:59
So we write 65 and then the two colon...