I'm practicing my returning and functions and printing, but for some reason, when I test it, it doesn't show the values after beef. burgers=854649
function cheese()
print ("lettuce")
print ("lettuce")
print ("lettuce")
print ("lettuce")
print ("lettuce")
return "beef"
end
print (burgers) burgers=cheese print (cheese())
Nothing is wrong.
The output is this, correctly:
854649
lettuce
lettuce
lettuce
lettuce
lettuce
beef
Line 18 in the snippet you posted doesn't really matter, since you don't use burgers after that. You can remove it.
burgers = 854649
function cheese()
print ("lettuce")
print ("lettuce")
print ("lettuce")
print ("lettuce")
print ("lettuce")
return "beef"
end
print(burgers) -- 854649
print( cheese() )
-- cheese() prints:
-- lettuce, lettuce, lettuce, lettuce, lettuce
-- `cheese()`returns "beef"
-- prints evaluation of `cheese()` which is "beef"
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What do you mean the values after beef? It starts printing things at line 17. It prints the value of the variable burgers, then runs through the function cheese and prints the returned beef. What else is it suppose to print?
Thats the problem. It DIDNT print things after beef.