# basics conditionals

Nested if Statements

You can put an if inside another if — this is called nesting. The inner one only gets checked at all if the outer one is True:

if has_ticket == 1:
    if age >= 13:
        print("Enjoy the movie!")
    else:
        print("This movie is rated PG-13.")
else:
    print("Please buy a ticket first.")

Your turn: read has_ticket (1/0) and age. If has_ticket is 1: print Enjoy the movie! when age >= 13, otherwise print This movie is rated PG-13.. If has_ticket is 0, print Please buy a ticket first.

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