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Let us take the movie tickets example above. If the user is not 18 years and above and we do not do something, this can confuse the end-user. Up to this point, we have only checked for two statements. If the age is greater than or equal to 18, sell a movie ticket, or else deny it. However, what if we want to implement different pricing for various age brackets? Let us implement the above logic in our movie ticket example.

In this example, we will have four age brackets as shown in the code below:. In the above example, we start by asking the user for their age. Next, we convert the input into an integer to perform logical comparisons on the value. My name is John and am a fellow geek like you.

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