Why is the output 0????

Question

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Answer 1

😀 that's true its output will be 0 because return statement is used to return some value when a function is called . But you hadn't writen anything in returne that means you are going to return nothing . Means a null value is returned . So compiler predicts null value as 0 because in binary format null stands for 0 . see the code of estifanos you will get it.

Answer 2

Yes Rithea Sreng I hadn't noticed the indentation of return. but in his code nothing is returned from a function because return statement dosent have any value . the 0 is just because of his print statement.

Answer 3

Remove the 'return' part

def print_n(x):
for i in range(x):
print(i)
print_n(10)

Answer 4

It will give you the output from 0 up to 9

Answer 5

for i in range(10) #it assigns the value of i from 0 up to 9
and
check this out it might help you

https://www.sololearn.com/learn/JUMP_LINK__&&__Python__&&__JUMP_LINK/2434/
https://www.sololearn.com/learn/Python/2435/

Answer 6

You used the return statement, your loop ran once and the return statement brought the value which is 0

Your code should be like this

def print_n(x):
for i in range(x)
print(i)

def print_n(10)

Answer 7

when you use range(x) and x is 10, you want to go through all the values in a range from 0 to 9

the print(i)
print the numbers in your range, but if your have a return, your code will print the first number i in your list and end the for.

you need delete the 'return' to print all numbers in your range (10)

Answer 8

While you use return for def in for loop it returns only the first integer

Answer 9

And then

Answer 10

Removing return is not doing any gud

Answer 11

Infinte outputs

Answer 12

But i want the output to be 0 but didn't get how the code is working

Answer 13

Thanks

Answer 14

Remove "return" that's all

Answer 15

After the first iteration, the code hit return and return is keyword that executes and stop the code from executing further.

Answer 16

Yes Rithea Sreng I hadn't noticed the indentation of return. but in his code nothing is returned from a function because return statement dosent have any value . the 0 is just because of his print statement.

Answer 17

Sorry for being late with advice. The problem is contained in "return", it is not needed in the loop of this function

Answer 18

i see, its using return.
yo used return, which might be used like
print(my_thing())
not
my_thing

Answer 19

You should remove the 'return' statement.

Answer 20

Delete return.