Problem with a Python code (basic level)

Question

x=input('Your age:')
if 'x'<'18':
print('Too young')
if 'x'>'60':
print('Too old')
elif 'x'=='18':
print('Perfect!')
else:
print('Ok,no problem')

So, when I run this code and when asks for my age and I give 3, it says 'Too young' which is Ok (3<18) but when I give 18 or something over that , it always shows 'Too old',
but I programmed it so that when I will give 18 it will say 'Perfect!' and when I will give something between 18 and 60 it will show 'Ok,no problem'. So what's wrong??

Answer 1

you need to make it like this:
x=input('Your age: ')
if x==18:
print ('perfect')
elif x<18:
print ('Too young')
elif x>18:
print ('Too old')
else:
print('ok, no problem')

1. put "if x==18:" first because it will print first True statemant. If you put x<60 before x==18 and input 18 it will print text with x<60 statemant and ignore everything after (x==18)

2. you can have only one if and one else, if you want it to be connected

3. it is better to write:

elif x>18:
print('Too old')

your "elif x<60:" is ok too, if you post it last because if you put "elif x<60:" first and write any number that is less than 60 you will get "Too old" output

edited:

if you want it to print "ok, no problem" for People with age of 60+ replace:

elif x>18:
print ('Too old')

with

elif x>18 and x<60:
print ('Too old')

Answer 2

I've tried every way u old, bt the problem does'nt solve.