[email protected] wrote:
I want to know how to use multiple parameters for 1 function
def display(message):
print message
def rate_score():
score = rate_score
if rate_score <= 999:
print "that's nothing."
elif rate_score <= 10000:
print "ok."
elif rate_score >= 10000:
print "great."
#main
display("Get the meaning !")
raw_input("Please type in your score")
print "here's your score", rate_score
rate_score()
This is the outcome:
great.
Get the meaning
Please type in your score50
here's your score <function rate_score at 0x025610F0>
Here is something that you can try;
#!/usr/bin/python
def display(message):
print message
def rate_score(selection):
if selection <= 99:
print 'Thats nothing !'
else:
print 'Thats something !'
def main():
display('Get the meaning !')
while True:
try:
selection = int(raw_input('Please enter your score: '))
break
except ValueError:
print 'Oops! Did you forget to enter a number !'
print 'You entered %s as your score' % selection
rate_score(selection)
main()
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