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#4 gender differences
def d_gender(employee1, employee2):
if employee1.gender >= employee2.gender :
1
else :
0
d_gender(E1,E2)
Although everything is defined the function doesn't produce anything. What is wrong here?
You need a return statement in your function:
def d_gender(teacher, studio):
if teacher.gender >= studio.gender :
return 1
else :
return 0
Then you can decide what to do with the returned value. Maybe print:
print(d_gender(T1,S1))
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#factorial prog
def fac(y):
fact=1
i=1
for i in range(1,y+1):
fact=i*fact
return fact
x=int(input("enter no"))
y=fac(x)
print(y)
why does the return function return 1
when I remove the defined function and find the factorial by same method in the main function its giving the correct answer and even in the defined function when i print fact value is providing the correct ans but only the return function is not working
can someone give me the same method code instead of recursive function
Indentation level of your return statement is wrong. You should do as following:
#factorial prog
def fac(y):
fact=1
i=1
for i in range(1,y+1):
fact=i*fact
return fact
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There is no output on command line. Also the variable input cannot be set.
I've tried removing the variable from class, same result.
class test:
input = ""
def __init__(this, input):
this.input = input
def output(this):
print(this.input)
obj = test("hallo")
obj.output
I expect the output to be hallo.
You need to call the method, not just refer to it:
obj.output()
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class Gate():
def _init_(self):
self.Code=""
self.Occupancy=False
self.AircraftID=" "
class BoardingArea():
def _init_(self):
self.Name=""
self.Schengen=False
self.Gate=[]
So I have this 2 classes, boarding area has a vector with numerous gates, when I try to fill that vector inside the class I get an error I tried various things but none seem to work, any ideas?
n=10
B=BoardingArea()
while n>0:
G=Gate()
code=elementos[1] + str(n)
G.Code=code
B.Gate.append(G)
n-=1
print B.__dict__
B.Gate.append(G)
AttributeError: BoardingArea instance has no attribute 'Gate'
Change _init_ to __init__ (double underscore)
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#!/usr/bin/python
def maker(n):
def action(x):
return x*n
return action
f=maker(2)
print f(3)
I have problem here with type error.How to solve this two arguments problem,one is fixed.
You need to put the return action out of action function :
def maker(n):
def action(x):
return x*n
return action
f=maker(2)
print f(3)
Result:
6
Note that in factory function you must return the inner function as the result of main function.
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I have installed python on windows and i have written a function but this function just won't print a thing on the screen
def rock(x,y):
result = x * y
return result
print(rock(440,400))
What is the reason why this script isn't printing the result?.
This is because the print function is inside the function definition. Do this instead:
def rock(x,y):
result = x * y
return result
print(rock(440,400))