Use indentation properly to print the result of the function with an argument of 3. (Python 2)

Question

def ten(x):

    x=10

    return x

print ten(3)

output:

  File "<ipython-input-1-9fb8d4762a52>", line 4
    print ten(3)
            ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

After restarting the kernel, result is same the syntax error is occurred. Please help me out of this.

def ten(x):

    x=10

    return x

print ten(3)

OUTPUT:

  File "<ipython-input-1-9fb8d4762a52>", line 4
    print ten(3)
            ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Answer 1

Please add indentation before print statement. It will work .:)

Your code:-

def ten(x):

    x=10

    return x

print ten(3) [This statement should be indented]

Correct code:-

def ten(x):

    x=10

    return x

    print ten(3)    [Indented properly]

hope it helps!
Have a good day!:) :)

Use indentation properly to print the result of the function with an argument of 3. (Python 2)

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