Help needed for a turing program

[Tad905]

I have a question about a program I'm working on.
I have put the part(s) that's causing a problem in running the program in a separate line.
Thanks in advance.
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Here's the program:
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% This program will allow the user to enter their name, the year, month and day they were born and the current year, month and day in order to calculate the user's age.

var name : string
var year : int
var month : int
var day : int
var currentYear : int
var currentMonth : int
var currentDay : int
var age : int

put "What is your full name?"
get name : *
% stores name entered by user
cls
% clears information entered
put "Only type numbers for the following questions:"
% tells user to enter digets only
put ""
% creates a single blank line (as if you pressed "Enter")
put "1. What year were you born in? (i.e., 1985)"
get year
% stores year entered by user
cls
put "2. What month were you born in? (i.e. 1)"
get month
cls
put "3. What day were you born on? (i.e. 1)"
get day
cls
put "4. What is the Current Year?"
get currentYear
% stores current year entered
cls
put "5. What is the Current Month?"
get currentMonth
cls
put "6. What is the Current Day?"
get currentDay
cls
put "Congratulations ", name, "!"


if month = 1 or 3 or 5 or 7 or 8 or 10 or 12 then


put "You are ", currentYear-year-1, " years ", currentMonth-month+11, " month(s) and ", currentDay-day+31, " day(s) old"
end if


if month = 4 or 6 or 9 or 11 then


put "You are ", currentYear-year-1, " years ", currentMonth-month+11, " month(s) and ", currentDay-day+30, " day(s) old"
end if
if month = 2 then
put "You are ", currentYear-year-1, " years ", currentMonth-month+11, " month(s) and ", currentDay-day+28, " day(s) old"
end if
% calculates the users age based on previously entered information

[mirhagk]

you need to do the following:

Turing:

if month = 1 or month = 3 or month =  5 ... then

Turing (as well as most languages) don't assume your still checking month.

[Raknarg]

yes. When you put or, you're indicating that the next clause is a seperate boolean operator. When you say month = 1 or 3, you're saying if the first statement is true or the next statement is true. 3 cannot be true, because it's not a boolean operator.