Hello,
I'm using a "return statement" in this program, but unfortunately, it doesn't print anything to the terminal when the program starts. Of course, printing is the clearest way to do this, but I want to save this value (see image).
Should I add a "print statement" below the "return statement" to make it work?
As the title suggests, I'm new to Python. Your answer is greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
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With the help of AI and the combined use of digitalization, something like this would be possible. Their main task, auditing, is only true/false with certain deviations. This could be done much more efficiently.
myMath(5,4) performs your method. If you don’t do anything with it, the result will simply be forgotten.
You could save the result in a variable, e.g. x, and then work on it: