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Federico Lemaire
8,423 PointsClose the Function
How do I close the function? With the extra space or it close by it self? Like in Javascript as I saw you open and close it with {}
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsIn Python, the contents of a function are identified by indentation.
As soon as you write a line that is not indented, that line is considered outside of the function.
If you have no code after the function, no special "end" indicator is needed.
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Federico Lemaire
8,423 PointsThanks again Steven! I've got it :)