Grade function wont display string

Question

def my_Grade (x):
s=' '
if x>=70:
s='A '
elif x>=60:
s='B'
elif x>=50:
s='C'
elif x>=45:
s='D'
elif x>=40:
s='F'

return my_Grade

def my_Point (my_Grade , cl):
int (tcp=0)
if my_Grade=='A':
tcp= cl*5
elif my_Grade=='B':
tcp=cl*4
elif my_Grade=='C':
tcp=cl*3
elif my_Grade=='D':
tcp=cl*2
elif my_Grade=='E':
tcp=cl*1
elif my_Grade=='F':
tcp=cl*0
return my_Point

print('Grade point for CSC STUDENTS 100l\n input your course scores and their respective credit loads:')
print('Gst102:')
A=int(input())
print('Credit load:')
a=int(input())
#Gst104=int(input('Gst104:'))
#Gst104_cl=int(input('Gst104 credit load:'))
#Phy108=int(input('Phy108:'))
#Phy108_cl=int(input('Phy108 credit load:'))
print ('grade for gst102:')
A=print(my_Grade)

Answer 1

Mistakes:
1. You don't initialize variables in python
2. You're returning the function itself, you should return a and tcp and not the function

Answer 2

Aymane Boukrouh [EXAMS] Your second point is correct!!
But the first point is wrong, python doesn't require initialisation of variables...

Answer 3

There have been some issues in the code. See the comments. Code should work now.
https://code.sololearn.com/cj562lymUMg8/?ref=app