Substraction of variables help (SOLVED)

[oro121]

Hello guys, I'm trying to make a condition where subsrtaction of two variables more than a value. I tried this, but it didn't work. How to do it right?

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    if $ process == True and ($ monthcount -= $ timeprocess) >= 3:
        $ process == False
        $ period == 0
        text "Вы создали ингредиент."
    else: 
        text "---------------"
    call tim

P.S
How to substract one variable from another?

[papiersam]

Omit cash sign in statements:

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    if process == True and ( monthcount -= timeprocess >= 3):
        $ process == False
        $ period == 0
        text "Вы создали ингредиент."
    else: 
        text "---------------"
    call tim

[oro121]

It seems i'm still doing something wrong. The first line of the condition causes syntax error. I'm curious if is it possible to make an expression in a condition?

[Ocelot]

IIRC assignment in Python is a statement, not an expression, and cannot be part of expressions.

[oro121]

I found the solution.

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            $ subtime = monthcount - period
    if process == True and subtime >= timeprocess1:
        $ process = False
        $ period = 0
        "[process]"
        "Вы создали ингредиент."
    else: 
        "---------------"
        nvl clear
    call tim

Just need to make a variable of substraction right before condition and it works perfectly.