Functions

Question

How to execute functions without storing anything in a variable?

Answer 1

I think that's an error, you define a function named 'fruit' and you also create a list named fruit. The compiler will be confused between the two because you want to print the list at the same time you also need to make sense of function, and you cant do that if both of them have same name. Your list has no quotation marks, so that's also an error.

fruits = ["apple," pear"]
def basket():
print(fruits)
basket()

You can also think function as "containers" since its reusable, so I rename the function basket. To call a function, you have to call it just like I did at the end of this code.

Answer 2

can you give an example of a code snippet that you want to rewrite? there's nothing wrong with using a variable

Answer 3

fruits is a list, not a function
remember to use the "" for strings:

fruits = ["apple", "banana"]
print(fruits)

Answer 4

print(fruits)
we do not need a function

what should your function do? what should the output look like?

Answer 5

Thank you!
Now it's working

Answer 6

fruits = [apple, pear]
def fruits():
print(fruits)

Answer 7

How can I execute that

Answer 8

If fruits would be the Name of the function I mean

Answer 9

and what is fruits = [...] in your example?

Answer 10

The variable for print

Answer 11

It was only an example

Answer 12

-> what should the output look like?