U might wanna change the code to something along the lines of

 def getcredits(num):
    if num < 7:
        return 'Freshman'
    elif num >= 7 and num <16
        return 'Sophomore'
    elif num >= 16 and num < 26:
        return 'Junior'

Etc...

Or even 

 def getcredits(num):
    if num < 7:
        return 'Freshman'
    elif num <16
        return 'Sophomore'
    elif num < 26:
        return 'Junior' 
...



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Subject: [Tutor] help with elif statements

hello

below is my code and everytime I input a value of 16 or more it keeps
returning sophomore. could anyone help me figure out what to change so
that it won't return sophmore for things greater than or equal to 16?

def getcredits(num):
    if num < 7:
        return 'Freshman'
    elif num >= 7:
        return 'Sophomore'
    elif num <16:
        return 'Sophomore'
    elif num >= 16:
        return 'Junior'
    elif num < 26:
        return 'Junior'
    else:
        return 'Senior'

def main():
    g = input('Enter number of credits:')
    print 'Your standing is %s' % (getcredits(int(g)))

main()

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