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Robert Valencia
Courses Plus Student 3,735 PointsI’m not sure what I’m doing wrong, :( please help!
I can only imagine I’m not understanding the question or I’ve missed something
def product(4, 5):
print(4*5);
return
2 Answers
Michael Guay
5,297 PointsYour code should look something like this:
def product(arg1, arg2):
return arg1 * arg2
You don't want to hardcode your arguments in the function header, and you also don't want to print the product of the arguments. Instead, you want to simply multiply them and return them in the same line.
Robert Valencia
Courses Plus Student 3,735 PointsThank you Michael, I re-watched the video and that finally became clear too!