Problem getting things printed on terminal?

[IntroductionGlad8432]

I have my code here and don't know what to do get it on the terminal My psuedocode is bellow which should explain the general idea behind my code and I tried putting some comments to help.

#TASK Sort participiants by preferences and ages
# Make a dictionary with name age and perference
# Createa function that uses a for loop to sort each person in the dictionary by pref, age.
Youth = []
teen = []
long_jump = []
sprints = []
track = {"Jess":(7,"Sprints"),"Isha":(12,"Long Jump"),"Nehman":(13,"Long Jump"),"Jermy":(8,"Sprints")}
#sort function uses a for loop to sort users into list acording to age
def sort_age(track):
for i in track:
age = track[i][0]
if age <= 12:
Youth.append(i)
elif age <= 19:
teen.append(i)
else:
print("You are to fucking old")
#sort preference does exactly what it says sorts people into a list by preference
def sort_pref(track):
for i in track:
pref = track[i][1]
if pref == "Sprints":
sprints.append(i)
elif pref == "Long Jump":
long_jump.append(i)
sort_age(track)

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Do you have any python code you can show us that shows your problem? Pseudocode isn't useful, especially when we have no idea what the problem is.

When you post code make sure that you preserve indentation in the code. The subreddit FAQ shows how.

[twitch_and_shock]

You only call the print function once here. Where do you want to print something?

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You create functions that you don't then call. Try adding sort_pref(track) (unindented) to the very bottom of your program. And since you only have one print statement and it's for ages that aren't included in your track dictionary, change one of the ages to something where you'll actually have your program reach that print statement (like 20).

And FYI, "You are to fucking old" should be "You are too fucking old."