# Gender Game

Make a program which displays an appropriate name for a
person, using a combination of nested `if`s and compound conditions. Ask the user for a gender, first name, last name and age.


If the person is female and `20` or over, ask if she is married. If so, display "Mrs." in front of her name. If not, display "Ms." in front of her name. If the female is under `20`, display her first and last name.


If the person is male and `20` or over, display "Mr." in front of his name. Otherwise, display his first and last name.


Note that asking a person if they are married should
*only* be done if they are female and `20` or older, which
means you will have a single `if` and `else` nested inside one of your `if` statements.

Name the file: `gender_game.py`


```
What is your gender (M or F): F
First name: Kim
Last name: Kardashian
Age: 32 

Are you married, Kim (y or n)? y

Then I shall call you Mrs. Kardashian.

```


```
What is your gender (M or F): F
First name: Marisa
Last name: Tomei
Age: 48 

Are you married, Marisa (y or n)? n

Then I shall call you Ms. Tomei.

```

Notice that in the example below, we *never even ask the marriage question*, because she is under `20` and so her marital status doesn't change what we call her.


```
What is your gender (M or F): F
First name: Chloe
Last name: Moretz
Age: 16 

Then I shall call you Chloe Moretz.

```

```
What is your gender (M or F): M
First name: Daniel
Last name: Radcliffe
Age: 23  

Then I shall call you Mr. Radcliffe.

```

```
What is your gender (M or F): M
First name: Zachary
Last name: Gordon
Age: 15 

Then I shall call you Zachary Gordon.

```

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