Why following code is raising error?

Question

def palindrome(c) :
return c == c[ :: -1]
if yes :
print(len(s)-1)
else:
print(len(s))

s=input("enter the string:")

print(palindrome(s))

Answer 1

It is not raising any error...

If you are talking about wrong output then it might be because you are comparing Capital letter with smaller ones...

In your code

Racecar == racecaR
Will be false, while it is a palindrome

to fix this

return c.lower() == c[::-1].lower()

And everything after return will not be executed so there is no point in adding something after it...

You can see the edited code.

https://code.sololearn.com/c9BQB12IhXya/?ref=app

Answer 2

Amey Godse If you want the code to print if else, then you have to put return at end.

Nothing after the return is executed.
I have fixed it in the code given...

Answer 3

I am asking why code is not printing if and else condition output ?