Can somebody explain to me why in the following code I get 'your answer is None' please?
question='should save the notebook after edit?(T/F) :'
correct_ans=('t')
def tf_quiz(question,correct_ans):
if input(question)==correct_ans:
print('correct')
else:
print('incorrect')
quiz=tf_quiz(question,correct_ans)
print('your answer is',quiz)
output:
should save the notebook after edit?(T/F) :t
correct
your answer is None
Your function doesn't explicitly return anything, so implicitly it returns None. Instead of printing inside the function, just return the value you want:
def tf_quiz(question,correct_ans):
if input(question) == correct_ans:
return 'correct' # Here
else:
return 'incorrect' # And here
Because tf_quiz function does not return a value, it only prints it. Use return 'correct' and so on.
Your function "tf_quiz" does not return any output. By default python returns None as the return value of a function, unless it is specified to return something else. So this is how you should correct your code.
question='should save the notebook after edit?(T/F) :'
correct_ans='t'
def tf_quiz(question,correct_ans):
usr_answer = input(question)
if usr_answer==correct_ans:
print('correct')
else:
print('incorrect')
return usr_answer
quiz=tf_quiz(question,correct_ans)
print('your answer is',quiz)
