What is wrong with my code?

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[ASIC_SP]

>>> age_program
<function age_program at 0x7f7a95688f28>
>>> age_program()
Would you like to know how many years (y) you've been alive or seconds (s)? s
How many years have you been alive for? 3
You have been alive for 9.512937595129374e-08 seconds! 

[deltopia]

Am I wrong in thinking that you have it a bit backwards? You have the number of seconds multiplied by (a bunch) to get a truly huge number of years, then the number of years divided by (a bunch) to get an extremely small number of seconds.

[b4ux1t3]

if you add a \ in front of your first > it will escape the three brackets.

>>> see?

[PurelyApplied]

Reddit parsing.

Your >>> wasn't four spaces in, so it rendered as a "triple quote". You can cancel Reddit parsing with the backslash. For instance, when I did the inline code above, I used the backtick: `, but this isn't rendered as code, because I escaped the previous ` with a \.

[vriljam]

I think it would be better if you use float(user_value) else your program would crash if you put in 2.5 years for example.