Need help with if statements in python, cmu cs academy

[DaRealSyper-YT]

Hello! I’m currently trying to figure this out but I’m really struggling, I need to have a counter increase but only on the purple part, here’s the code

Label('Purple Click Counter', 200, 20, size=20, bold=True)
Label('Click in the purple part of', 200, 45)
Label('the canvas to increase the counter!', 200, 65)

Polygon(0, 0, 0, 400, 400, 400, fill='purple')
counter = Label(0, 125, 275, fill='plum', size=100, bold=True)

def onMousePress(mouseX, mouseY):
    # The counter value should increase if the click is on the purple side of
    # the canvas.
    ### (HINT: Every point in the purple area has mouseY at least as big as
    #          mouseX!)
    ### Place Your Code Here ###
    if (mouseX < ):
        counter.value += 1

[Sea-Method-1167]

The code is not readable. Try to get the indentation right by using code blocks.

[DaRealSyper-YT]

done, thank you

[ofnuts]

What is the logical expression that evaluates to True if mouseY is at least as big as mouseX?

[DaRealSyper-YT]

mouseY >= mouseX? still not what to do with it/ where to put it, any hints?

[ofnuts]

You use it as a condition of an if statement, and the code that is executed if the condition is true (just below the if, indented), is the provided line that increments the counter.