python - Fielding numbers using < and > values -

so wish field these numbers groups can see below, , incorrect , wish know correct method of doing so.

after "if" code assigns rating co-incides score , 1 added counter counts number of groups rating.

#determining meal rating , counting number of applied ratings , priniting def mealrating(score):     x in range(0,len(score)):           if 1 < , score[x] >3:             review[x] = poor             p = p + 1          if 4 < , score[x] >6:             review[x] =             g = g + 1           if 7 < , score[x] >10:             review[x] = excellent             e = e + 1  print('\n') print('%10s' % ('poor:', p )) print('%10s' % ('good', g )) print('%10s' % ('excellent', e )) 

the line

if 1 < , score[x] >3: 

just doesn't work. and connects 2 expressions, reads like

if (1 <) , (score[x] > 3): 

and 1 < meaningless.

a quick fix is

if 1 < score[x] , score[x] > 3: 

but looks didn't mean -- after all, checks whether score[x] both greater 1 , greater 3, redundant. meant

if 1 < score[x] , score[x] < 3: 

which checks score[x] between 1 , 3, exclusive. there 1 final trick, python allows write in 1 single check as:

if 1 < score[x] < 3: 

although if you're comparing several ranges this, may want change either of <s <=, because otherwise ranges fail if score[x] 1 of boundaries.