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return is used to "return" a value from a function. That value can be anything - an integer, string or even a tuple/dictionary
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return 20, return 30, return 100, return "abc", return "xyz".
No difference just difference in values
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Parsa Gharavi that would be a shallow understanding of `return`.
What if someone defines 0 as True and 1 as False?
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Infinity I know; You're right. I was just trying to explain the general idea.
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when you return 1, you are basically returning True as the final value of the function while return 0 is basically returning False as the final value of the function.
Negative 1 (-1) or any negative numbers that get returned show that the function couldn't find the output wanted (indexing).
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Parsa Gharavi well explained