On 03/04/2013 07:28 PM, Pravya Reddy wrote:
Hi
I am having a builtin intendation error for print Addem(3,2).Does it vary
for different versions of python?
How to clear the error?
def Addem(this, that):
return this + that
print Addem(3, 2)
The print statement doesn't line up with the return statement, and it
doesn't line up with the def statement. Those are the only two valid
indentations. I expect you intended these lines to begin at the left
margin, and the two spaces are going to be a problem.
This is true for every version of Python. However, there is one
difference about indentation that I know of: starting in version 3,
mixing tabs and spaces is an explicit error instead of just a really
stupid idea.
print Addem("book", "worm")
print Addem(3.2, 1)
try:
print Addem("caution",1)
except TypeError:
print('typeerror raised for Addem("caution", 1))
try:
print Addem(14)
except TypeError:
print('typeerror raised for Addem(14)')
print Addem
print("Addems done.")
def PrintSum(this, that):
print(this + that)
print(printsum('high', 'heel')
def DoSomething(data):
for index,datum in enumerate(data):
print(datum,)
if index % 3 == 2:
print
print
a_string = "earthshine"
a_list = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7]
DoSomething(a_string)
DoSomething(a_list)
Next time, please include the actual error message, which was probably
about 4 lines long. It would make things much easier.
--
DaveA
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