Year = input("year of birth:" )
Month = input("month of birth:" )
Day = input("day of birth:" )
Date_of_Birth = (str(Day) + "/" + str(Month) + "/" + str(Year))
print('Your Date of Birth is ' + Date_of_Birth)
d = date.today()
y = d.year
age = y - int(Year)
print('Your age is ' + str(age))
if ((int(Month)==12 and int(Day) >= 22)or(int(Month)==1 and int(Day)<= 19)):
Signo_Zodiacal = ("\n Capricorn")
elif ((int(Month)==1 and int(Day) >= 20)or(int(Month)==2 and int(Day)<= 17)):
zodiac_sign = ("\n aquarium")
elif ((int(Month)==2 and int(Day) >= 18)or(int(Month)==3 and int(Day)<= 19)):
zodiac_sign = ("\n Pices")
elif ((int(Month)==3 and int(Day) >= 20)or(int(Month)==4 and int(Day)<= 19)):
zodiac_sign = ("\n Aries")
elif ((int(Month)==4 and int(Day) >= 20)or(int(Month)==5 and int(Day)<= 20)):
zodiac_sign = ("\n Taurus")
elif ((int(Month)==5 and int(Day) >= 21)or(int(Month)==6 and int(Day)<= 20)):
zodiac_sign = ("\n Gemini")
elif ((int(Month)==6 and int(Day) >= 21)or(int(Month)==7 and int(Day)<= 22)):
zodiac_sign = ("\n Cancer")
elif ((int(Month)==7 and int(Day) >= 23)or(int(Month)==8 and int(Day)<= 22)):
zodiac_sign = ("\n Leo")
elif ((int(Month)==8 and int(Day) >= 23)or(int(Month)==9 and int(Day)<= 22)):
Signo_Zodiacal = ("\n Virgo")
elif ((int(Month)==9 and int(Day) >= 23)or(int(Month)==10 and int(Day)<= 22)):
zodiac_sign = ("\n Libra")
elif ((int(Month)==10 and int(Day) >= 23)or(int(Month)==11 and int(Day)<= 21)):
zodiac_sign = ("\n Scorpio")
elif ((int(Month)==11 and int(Day) >= 22)or(int(Month)==12 and int(Day)<= 21)):
zodiac_sign = ("\n Sagittarius")
print(zodiac_sign)
I need some assistance with getting the code to bring up zodiac sign.I'm a noob to coding.Keep getting this error.
Traceback (most recent call last): File "G:\Python\updatedZodiacSign.py", line 6, in d = date.today() NameError: name 'date' is not defined
I need some assistance with getting the code to bring up zodiac sign.I'm a noob to coding.
Put this at the top
from datetime import date
Python doesn't know what a date object is until you import it from the datetime module.