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michael ernst
2,219 Pointshah....im a newb....not sure where to start.
The video doesn't really cover the code for multiply so i'm just guessing. Can anyone give me a little guidance on the multiview tasks. I believe there are 5 tasks in all, but i'm still stuck at the first one.
from flask import Flask
app = Flask(__name__)
@app.route('/mulitply/5/5')
def mulitply('5,5')
return (5*5)
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Rick Gleitz
47,836 PointsHi Michael,
You just need: @app.route("/multiply") # make sure multiply is spelled correctly
Don't indent the function (and it should simply be empty)
def multiply(): # also need a colon after the function statement return str(5*5) # and the return needs to be changed into a string ("views have to return strings")
Hope this helps!
michael ernst
2,219 Pointsmichael ernst
2,219 Pointsthanks! my brain was fried. revisiting it today and with your tips did the trick!