What is the problem?

Question

text = str(input())
word =str(input())
print(search(text, word))
def search(a, b) :
if str(b) in str(a) :
print("Word found")
else :
print("Word not found")

Answer 1

Sami Golzadeh Do what Slick told you "just call the function no need to print it " .

Answer 2

You called search() before defining it. Take line 3 and move it to the bottom. Also, indent those if and else blocks

Answer 3

Yup, cause you print a function that returns None. Just call the function, no need to print it

Answer 4

You are calling the function before it is defined. The function can only be called after it is defined.

Answer 5

And don't waste code writing str(input()). Just write input(), which ALWAYS returns a string. That's why you have to use int(input()) to convert input into an integer.

Answer 6

I have correct it but it writes none under the output

Answer 7

text = str(input())
word = str(input())
def search(a, b) :
if str(b) in str(a) :
print("Word found")
else :
print("Word not found")
print(search(text, word))

Answer 8

So how can I fix it