On 31/10/11 17:09, Joel Montes de Oca wrote:
FUN MAIN
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|__ FUN A
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|_ FUN B
This is how I understand it. So if I want this to work, I need FUN B to
give something back to FUN A so that FUN A will have something to give
back to FUN MAIN but that doesn't feel right.
It is right. You need to add a return statement to your code like so:
def UserChoice ():
....
if choice.lower() not in ('prs'): # NB use a single string
...
raw_input('Press Enter to try again.')
return UserChoice () # must return the value to caller
else:
return choice # just as you do here
But this is not the best way to use recursion...
Is there a way to say GO TO FUN A instead of calling the function?
Yes, in a while loop. As a later post shows you figured out!
That's a much better solution. But this shows that you could have used
recursion if you really wanted to.
HTH,
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Alan G
Author of the Learn to Program web site
http://www.alan-g.me.uk/
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