How can I test my get_letter_grade function?

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How can I test my get_letter_grade function?

Answer

First, be sure you print your function test outside of any other functions, otherwise it won’t print when you Run your code because it’ll be inside of a function!
So once you’ve got your print statement outside of any functions, totally unindented, you write out your function name, get_letter_grade(). Now we’re ready to pass it a value.
Unlike we’ve usually done up to this point, we’re going to pass our function another function call as an argument! We can do this because get_average() returns a number, so it’s equivalent to passing a value in normally.
We should end up with something like print function_name(other_function(student_name)).

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In addition to this explanation I recommend to read the following post:

What does return do?

Hi, I’m all new to programming and didn’t understand the explanation/answer at the top either. But I do think I understand it now, after reading trough the comments. A function will always return a value. As a programmer you have to define which value will be returned by the function. If you don’t define this, the function will automatically return ‘None’ def more_complicated(n): """Returns the square of a number and adds 2 to that number.""" squared = n ** 2 complication = squared + …

The post mentioned above, explains the importance of return but in the last section the scope of print is also well addressed.