Mystery (None) after printing a function, which prints a variable. Why is it there?

Question

PY Printing a function, why is there a "None" at the end?
https://code.sololearn.com/cJ4C9gF9lSnN/?ref=app

Answer 1

Mika Hämäläinen
Summary is this + what codemonkey has said:
if your code has a return output, you call it with a print() else if it has a print output, call it without the print.
Example:
def func():
print("yes")
func()

def func2():
return "yes"
print(func2())

Happy Coding 😀😀

Answer 2

Thx codemonkey and Tomiwa Joseph
I"ll try to remember this. 🤓