Explain the question 🥳🥳

Question

def Foo(n):
def multiplier(x):
return multiplier

a=Foo(4)
b= Foo(4)
print(a(b(5)))

Answer 1

Is that really how the code looks like? looks like something was missing.

Arvind Kumar
The body for `multiplier` is missing. Check once if the code was complete or not.

Answer 2

Arvind Kumar
Ipang is right👌, but if you want to leave it temporarily you can just place a "pass".
And another thing, you can't return the function "multiplier" it is not a variable.
Anyway, review the lessons and Keep Learning!☺