Question

What is wrong with this code?

#Write your two "if" statements below!
x = 2
def true_function():
if x == 2: #Fill in your `if` statement here!
return #Make sure this function returns `True`

def false_function():
if x == 3: #Fill in your `if` statement here!
return #Make sure this function returns `False`



Make sure 'true_function()' is returning True!
Oops, try again.

I've tried all sorts of statements for True
3 == 3 etc but I still get the same comment.

Answer 1

eh? did you put True after the word return in the function?

Answer 2

Thanks Shadowys , it was looking me in the face, doh.
It works now with True and False inserted.

Answer 3

A "return" with nothing to pass implies the result returned is None.

Answer 4

you're welcome! :)