Answer 1

Your if statement checks if your division is an even number.
Wouldn't it be better to check if there's a remainder from the amount of popsicles?

Answer 2

Datboi ,

don't get confused. you are not far away from solving the task:

siblings = int(input()) # enter e.g. 5
popsicles = int(input()) # enter e.g. 15

#a = popsicles / siblings # <<< this is not required

if (popsicles % siblings) == 0: # <<< this is the correct use of the modulo division. 15 % 5 => remainder is 0, so we can give away
print('give away')

elif (siblings > popsicles):
print('eat them yourself')

else:
print('eat them yourself')

Answer 3

% operator gives you reminder. ..

What is need for a%2 ?
popsiples/siblings why this? According to you..!

Answer 4

Currently, you are dividing the number of popsicles among children instead of checking if there will be any leftover.

Hint: Change the division operator (/). You also need to modify the 'if statement' to follow your result stored in 'a' :)

Answer 5

Datboi Great Job :)

You can also make this program smaller by just using 'if and else' and removing the 'elif' statements.

To make it smaller:
> Remove the first 'if'
> change the first 'elif' to 'if'
> Remove the second 'elif'

Final will look like this:

if (popsicles % siblings) == 0:
# if can be split perfectly, then give away
print('give away')
else:
# if not, eat yourself
print('eat them yourself')