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nicolaspeterson
8,569 PointsWhen I enter this code in Terminal, it outputs 5 and 7 on separate lines.
I'm really confused by what appears to be a really basic concept. When I entered this code as is in the Python shell in my Terminal, I got 5 and 7 printed on separate lines. I don't get it, can someone please clarify what's happening in this video?
Luis Gutierrez
Python Development Techdegree Student 2,122 Pointshappens to me in terminal REPL
2 Answers
Amber White
Full Stack JavaScript Techdegree Student 9,173 PointsYes, if you post your code, we can really help! It sounds like you may not have deleted the print line that prints the add_two from the previous step. If the only print line is print(num) within the function, it should only print the value 5
Robbie Baker
3,700 PointsI did a print statement for the add_two(5) just so i could see the initial int num argument and then the result. Here is my code:
def add_two(num): print(num) val = num + 2 return val
print(add_two(5))
Jonathan Fernandes
Courses Plus Student 22,784 PointsJonathan Fernandes
Courses Plus Student 22,784 PointsDo you mind posting your code?
Without seeing the code, my initial thoughts would be to ask if you are using two
printstatements? Usually, when using the print method, it will add a newline to the end, so printing two separate statements would produce them on two separate lines.If that isn't it, post your code so I can see!