Please help.

Question

Given code takes a text and word as input and passes them to a function called search(), which should retured "world found" if word is present in the text, else "world not found" if it is not.

def search(input):
text= input()
word= input()
If word in text:
return("world found")
else:
return("world not found")
print(text())

Answer 1

Tamara Danielyan ,

here a summery of the issues the code has:

> wrong indentation (multiple cases)
> function search() is never called, so it is not executed
> function search is declared to have a parameter (input) that is not required
> call of a function text() that does not exist

as already mentioned, you should start learning from the tutorial: " python for beginners"

Answer 2

Save your code in Sololearn Playground and provide the link here. Then you can see what errors are displayed after running of this code.

Answer 3

Code takes a text, and word as input and passes to function search() means
text = input()
word = input()
search( text, word) # is the call to function by passing input values..

Chenge function definition to accept this call also...

In your code, text is a variable, not function name. text() error.
And check spelling "Word found".. You spelled wrong "world" in both times.., check about case sensitive also....

if => small i. not the capital I

Answer 4

Tamara Danielyan I did look on your profile. You did not start any Python tutorial.

That's what I want to recommend to you at the beginning is to complete one.

Answer 5

You defined a function...
But u didn't call it so it won't execute

Answer 6

This code is wrong, i want to find the mistakes

Answer 7

No☹